just a reminder

[Ernest Ekberg]

Since we have quite a few new members, first let me welcome you to our
forum. Second, as you get familiar with the forum let me point you to
the Link section where Dennis Nichols has all the messages from the
original forum in a very easy to navigate, very fast, archived area. We
hope that this service and the others we have will make your membership
worthwhile. From the wanderlodgeforum team, Ernie Ekberg-83PT40 in texas

[Ron Sprague]

Thank you for your welcome.

I am perplexed by the amount of rancor and outright belittling of some of the
subscribers that has occurred on one of the previous sites that I originally
signed up on.
I hope we don't run into this on any other site. It really has no place on a
community site with common technical goals. That being said, I am looking
forward to an interesting exchange of information regarding the technical
aspects of Bluebird motorhomes. There is a tremendous amount of information,
especially on the older coaches, that we should try to convince Bluebird to
place in the public domain and make available online for owner access.

Is there any way we can make this happen? I can help on basic electrical
issues, but it sure would be nice to have the schematics of ALL of the
electrical wiring on the coaches available. The diagrams in the owner's manual
do not show a fraction of the detail necessary to troubleshoot a coach problem
in some of the systems.

Ron Sprague
rlsprague@...

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> From: "Ernest Ekberg"
> Date: 2005/05/25 Wed PM 02:44:19 EDT
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] just a reminder
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[Jeff Miller]

Ron:

What year/model do you own? Many of the necessary drawings are in the
hands of the members of this forum, and likely we can help you to find
the source of your problem if we know what you're driving.

As far as the drawings' availability, BlueBird Coachworks still has
many of the drawings. This equates to at least hundreds of drawings,
many D and C size, and to my knowledge still on vellum and mylar not
electronic media. A couple of members of this group have offered to
begin the scanning and archiving process for BlueBird Coachworks, but
at this point they are content with the system that they have in place
for the obsolete prints.

- Jeff Miller
http://www.wanderlodge.net



--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, Ron Sprague
wrote:
<<snip>>
There is a tremendous amount of information, especially on the older
coaches, that we should try to convince Bluebird to place in the
public domain and make available online for owner access.
>
> Is there any way we can make this happen? I can help on basic
electrical issues, but it sure would be nice to have the schematics of
ALL of the electrical wiring on the coaches available. The diagrams in
the owner's manual do not show a fraction of the detail necessary to
troubleshoot a coach problem in some of the systems.
>
> Ron Sprague
> rlsprague@c...