Ice Cream - you just gotta love the INTERNET

I have a Krupp's Ice Cream Maker that is pretty old. I stored it away and have not used it for years. Raley's puts out a nice little food magazine called Extra and today I found some nice recipes for ice cream. A Mexican Mocha caught my eye so I went looking for my Krupp's, but could not find the instruction book. I went to Krupp's website and it seems they do not make ice cream makers anymore. A little more searching and I found pdf files for instruction books and YES - the one for my Krupp's. What a vast information system we have and so far it is still free - wonder how long that will last?

I found a manual online for my ancient (as opposed to my other, nearly-ancient) Singer sewing machine a while back. Yes, it's a great, great resource.

It is a great thing. I have an old Pulsar wristwatch that has several digital functions as well as an analog watch face. I'd have never been able to figure out how to set the date if the manuals weren't available on the 'net.

It is a great thing. I have an old Pulsar wristwatch that has several digital functions as well as an analog watch face. I'd have never been able to figure out how to set the date if the manuals weren't available on the 'net.

I had a Pulsar wristwatch in the early 1980's. It was was pretty nifty because you could play Space Invaders on the digital face.

The internet is great for finding old technical manuals for stereo equipment.