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Is it appropriate to make "repair", or "restoration" pages? I would never link them on the main pages. I would make sure to make it a guide and not some follow-me-along-in-this-restoration. I updated a while ago the logic analyzer section on the main page and there is a lot of missing pages. This might stay that way for a while, for some reason finding info of the DAS9200, DAS9100 and any of the 1230 disassembly probes is very difficult. I sometimes have to contact people to get pictures or clarification.
Is it appropriate to make "repair", or "restoration" pages? I would never link them on the main pages. I would make sure to make it a guide and not some follow-me-along-in-this-restoration. I updated a while ago the logic analyzer section on the main page and there is a lot of missing pages. This might stay that way for a while, for some reason finding info of the DAS9200, DAS9100 and any of the 1230 disassembly probes is very difficult. I sometimes have to contact people to get pictures or clarification.
From Kurt: Repair pages are good. I agree with making them separate pages, linked to from the main page for the instrument. Everyone likes photos, even if they don't own the instrument and/or aren't in the process of restoring it. Also, there's a possibility that others will come along later and extend the repair/restoration page with more info, more caveats, etc. It seems good. We have a category:
* http://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/Category:Repair_issues
Some of those are general; some pertain to a particular instrument.