I'm going to try to get pics posted soon but a local companys hog was involved in a fire that hit their warehouse. The hog was in the middle of where the fire started. After they console had dryied out they plugged it in and it fired right up. Now three months later they drop it off and tell me they want it to be cleaned up. I was impressed that a console can withstand a fire and then be powered up and in running condition. I have been using it around the shop lately to just test lights on and it seems to be more stable than some of the Hog's i've rented from production companies.
