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Redifon GR345D Instruction Manual
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VMARS is a not-for-profit organisation specialising in all types of vintage communicationselectronics. We maintain an archive of documentation to help our members understand, research,repair and enjoy their vintage radio equipment. Access by non-members is extended as a gestureof goodwill, but not as a right.Rare documents are frequently provided free of charge by VMARS members, and all scanningand document processing is carried out on a voluntary basis. Accordingly, we do not expectothers to profit from the hard work of volunteers, who give their time freely without charge.This is a gentle reminder that the document attached to this notice is provided to you for yourpersonal use only. This edition remains copyright of VMARS, and while you may sell or giveyour copy to someone else, this right does not extend to making further copies of this information,either to give or sell to others. This includes a prohibition on placing it on websites, or printing itfor sale at rallies, boot fairs or similar public events. If our goodwill is abused, then withdrawalof public access to our archive will be the result.Please refer anyone else wanting a copy back to VMARS – either to our website athttp://www.vmars.org.uk/ or by email to the Archivist at archivist@vmarsmanuals.co.uk. If youwant to know more about our copyright, please see the FAQ below.FAQ on copyright of VMARS documentsQ How can you copyright a document that is already in the public domain?A. Plainly the original copyright of the content has expired, or we have obtainedpermission to copy them. What we copyright is our own edition of the document.Q. Surely your “own edition” is identical to the original document, so cannot becopyrighted?A. Our editions are not identical to the original document. You will find that full advantagehas been taken of electronic publishing facilities, so pages are cleaned up wherepossible (rendering them better than originals in some cases!), and large diagrams areprepared for both on-screen viewing and for easy printing at A4 format.Q. Why do you not just give your manuals away, as so many do via the internet these days?A. We do make all our manuals available free of charge (in soft copy) to VMARS members.These members have already covered the costs of running the archive via theirsubscriptions. The only time members are charged for copies is when they request themon paper, in which case charges are restricted to the cost of paper, ink and postage.The VMARS archive is not a “shoe-string” operation. Money is spent on computingfacilities to make copies available, and on shipping original documents securely(usually costing several pounds per shipment) to carry out the scanning. As membershave already contributed to these costs, it is only reasonable that non-members shoulddo likewise – and thus a very moderate charge is levied for copies provided to non-members. With typical commercial photocopying charges starting at 5 pence per A4side, it will be evident that paying 4 pence for our equivalent on paper is excellent value(amounts current at Spring 2004). We also think “you get what you pay for” – we inviteyou to make the comparison and draw your own conclusions!Despite the above, we will be making copies of essential technical information (circuitdiagram, parts list, layout) freely available to all via our website from Summer 2004onwards. This will be done to try and encourage and enable the maintenance of ourremaining stock of vintage electronic equipment. |
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