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A little basic theory is necessary, but you don't really have to get too deep into it.
I started out working in a TV shop after school and on Saturdays when I was an early teen. The guy who owned the shop was a wonderful man who had been in the business over 30 years. When I told him of my plans to go to technical school, he advised me that I would learn much more working in his shop than I would in school.
After getting my diploma, I realized his advice was right. You see, all the knowledge and theory in the world aint worth a damn unless you have the troubleshooting skills necessary to track down a problem.
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