Thanks tom.

The instruction book leaves alittle to be desired, which is surprising, airtonics kits were known to be some of the better kits when they were being produced. The first airtronics kit I built was in the mid late 70's, a Q-tee. Had many control line kits done by then.


Except for the instructions the kit is pretty nice considering this was before lazer cutting. The kit that I have must have been stored in the shops attic for 20 + years. The booklet and plans have yellowed real bad and the plans have become real brittle. I had them laid out on the floor and the cat walked across them and punched a few holes in them. Just rolling them out caused tears (cracks) in them. They are getting alittle heavy with scotch tape.