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has any one read the book by andy about mastering the quattro? and if so is it worth the time to read .? the quattro doesnt seem to be that difficult to run atleast not from reading the owners manual. i just bought one but havent had the time to use it. grounds been frozen here.
 
I will hopefully be able to answer that question tomorrow. My book shoul be here then.
 
To become better and more proficient with anything, a person needs to study, learn and experiment. A person studies and learns normally from a subject matter expert or someone that knows more than you do, then applies that knowledge into action. I would relate Andy to metal detecting like Albert Einstein to his theory of general relativity <img src="/metal/html/biggrin.gif" border=0 width=15 height=15 alt=":D"> I read his book, and it is excellent, filled with great tips and settings.
Dennis
 
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