I just received my copy of the CDs on Friday. I have only had about 30
minutes to look through them, but so far I am impressed! The CDs are read
trough Adobe Acrobat reader program. It starts out with a main menu telling
you which manuals are on the disk. Once you select the TM you want, you
come to a table of contents, where you select what you want to look at (ie:
frame, radiator, brakes, etc). From here, you statr at page 1, and scroll
through the remaining pages until you find what you are looking for. Once
you find a picture that interests you, you can zoom in to some pretty darn
good close-ups. The scans are real good from what I have seen so far.
Summary: These CDs seem to be a great deal for those of you that don't
need a bound TM. You can even print out the pictures and text so you don't
get your precious (read$$$) TMs all greasy. You can end up paying hundreds
for all these TMs in book form, or you can buy them all for $20 on CD. Like
I said, I'm impressed!
Matt
1954 M38A1
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