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Reply to "Benchwork - Backdrop and wiring"

John, I'm so sorry I didn't get back to you!!!  Thank you for reminding me!!  I inadvertently deleted the email reminder on my phone, and didn't think of it.

First off, PT is going well.  I just finished 6 weeks of it already.  I am getting some more flexibility and strength, and there is less back pain.  In fact, very little back pain except when I get up in the morning for a half hour or so.  My sciatic nerve is a different story, though I think I am seeing progress.  I had a couple nights with less pain from it.  The therapist told me I won't see a steady progress, but there will be ups and downs.  I am taking a challenge tomorrow in that I am going to go to the Monroeville Greenburg show.  I did okay a couple weeks ago driving to see my mum at the hospital which was a 45-minute drive each way.  She got a pacemaker, and is back at her personal care home.  I'm going to not take Rt 8 and Turnpike, but go an alternate route that doesn't take much longer, but I can stop whenever I need to.  The trip to Monroeville takes about an hour and 15 minutes.  The therapist wants a report on how I do when I go back in on Monday.

On to your wiring diagram.  Following along, you did the same thing I did, except I only have one major terminal since my layout is smaller.  Looking at all the drops, they all make sense, unless I missed one or two.  However, if you missed any on the diagram, you will pick it up when you are wiring.  That happened to me; I missed one and am glad I bought 24-terminal blocks and not 12-terminal blocks.  I would have been one short on the sidings.

Have you made any more progress on the benchwork or had any thoughts on the backdrop?

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