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trackball pickup diagnosis
« on: April 09, 2004, 10:59:12 am »


  I haven't given up on getting my suzo (activehigh) working yet.

 As I hate to give in to defeat  ;D , I was wondering does anyone know of a good site that explains how to effectively diagnosis my suzo pickups?  

  I will figure this out someday but the sooner the better!


  I thank you gents for the help you have given me thus far and appreciate the time you have taken trying to help me out.

 Renegade
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