Wilsons Sandbox

I've met Prof. Jim Hyman a couple of times. He's a good guy. Not too long ago, on a trip to Seattle, he accompanied me on the return trip during the Mt. St. Helens portion. On the way to Canada/Alaska in '01, he helped me replace my waterpump mechanical seal. He's helped other listers in the same manner. Jim knows the klr well. His home is like a mechanics warehouse. If one searched the archives, they would find a massive amount of info contributed by Jim. I miss his presence on the list too. I may see him in Seattle next week. Here is a link to some of his wiring diagrams: http://autos.groups.yahoo.com/group/DSN_klr650/files/Wiring%20and%20Instruments/Wiring%20Diagrams/ (sorry about the url wrap, I don't remember how to fix that, which is bad because I know some have tryed to educate us on this). Charles Santa Cruz "cosmoboj" wrote: I never met the Professor, but he was a long time major contributor to the List. I saved many of his postings for future reference.His contributions were much appreciated, I know he walked many people through electrical troubleshooting.Would like to see him back ....cosmo

--- In DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, Mss1389@a... wrote: > Does anyone out there in KLR land know of Professor Jim from the DSN list and > have they had any dealings with him as far as picking his brain of vast KLR > Knowledge to answer your bike repair Questions? Also have any of you had him > do repairs on your bike? Any and all Input would be appreciated thanks. > > Mark > Milton, WA. > A-18 __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - Send 10MB messages! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail