TT Go for it! I have great respect for Paul Reisentz and the TAC program
and will be in line at TU. However information is good for everybody;
Norm Miller's book is great information and if yours adds to the sum of
knowledge, more power to you. Put me on the list when it is available.
Bill Rogers, Aircraft engineer
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> From: tiger technologies <tartanad@ix7.ix.netcom.com>
> To: tigers@autox.team.net
> Subject: Tiger identification manual
> Date: Wednesday, February 18, 1998 2:44 AM
>
> To All:
> When the you-know-what hit the fan about the proposed Tiger Technologies
> Tiger identification manual, we agreed to sit back and listen to
arguments
> both pro and con, criticism of the project in general and--most
> importantly--alternatives to the manual that could give owners and
> prospective owners a better than even odds chance of knowing what they
own
> or are looking at is really a Tiger.
>
> Well, we've waited and waited and waited. There has been some criticism,
a
> lot of support and virtually no suggestions on an alternative program. We
> discussed the matter and are planning to proceed unless the Internet
lights
> up with suggestions before March 15. This, of course, will put our
> publication date out past April 1, but we're no fools...at this point it
> looks like May 1.
>
> We eagerly await input.
>
> Jeff and Jan/Tiger Tech
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