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Subject: How much easier makes owning a BDI2000 things?
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The tutorials in the web I read about getting custom hardware running
suggest that having some BDI-thing like an Abatron BDI2000 is a really
good idea.

Actually I need some arguments to have such a device bought. How much
easier does it make things?

Peter Asemann