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Hi

As I'm sure you are aware at CORGI direct we provide all the physical technical manuals for engineers, for example -

The GID1 , Essential Gas Safety Manual

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However, we are wondering if you would like us to produce our manuals in an electronic format, so that you can read them on a device such as a Kindle ?

Honest feedback welcome, Is this something you would be interested in , if all manuals were available electronically for download ?

Thanks
 
These days it would be handy but not a must if you were to do it could you make them downloadable as sometimes you don’t always have signal
 

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