How old are you - DIYers?

[Michael Bean]

I'm gittin' there, 64 on New Year's Eve...
will she still need me, will she still feed me, when I'm sixty-four?

Mike

 

[31697B]

72



-RNMarsh

 

[anatech]

... and many more good years to you Richard!

59 now.

 

[scottjoplin]

Spring chicken!! Its funny when I first started reading these forums I'd pegged you as an older grump! (meant in the best possible way). But then I figured some of the music you indicated preferences for would date you about 5 yrs older than myself, so low 50s would be about right - cheers to your Happy Birthday coming up next month.

Thanks (I think) I'm 53 now and had forgotten I'd already voted.....

 

[PMA]

63

 

[barrylotze]

Well, how many people do you know that only started DIYing at 60?


Only wanted to buy a bigger set of computer speakers and now building an open baffle system with 4 x 18s, 4 x 15s, 4 x 12 inch widebanders and 4 x tweeters. Oh, it will be quad-amped. Guess I'm making up for lost time...


And Hi to Ferret from RSA. I'm in Langebaan.

 

[Bill poster]

I've reached the 41-50 bracket

 

[chermann]

i am 47...to 48 in august 2019


starting with DYI one year ago




bye chris

 

[chrisb]

Already voted in the poll, and just celebrated another birthday, which does raise Jim the oldie’s question - as some of these lounge threads can get long in the tooth themselves, does the poll track voters’ graduation from one cohort to the next. If so, by what type of algorithm?

 

[PRR]

....long in the tooth themselves, does the poll track voters’ graduation from one cohort to the next. ...?

*This* poll and thread is just over a year old: 17th November 2017.

Minor error on 10-year bins.

Going forward, we probably should have collected birth years, not present age.

 

[scott wurcer]

Going forward, we probably should have collected birth years, not present age.

Accoring to the birthday list we have at least one 117yr old member.

 

[oreo382]

I'm 65.Worked for a power company for 35 years,18 years doing high voltage (up to 850kvdc,600kvac) maintenance and acceptance testing,17 years in electronic repair.Can't hear above 10khz but I love my Firstwatt clone.