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--- Steve Hudson <steve -at- wright -dot- com -dot- au> wrote:
> Start of page 3 of 20.
>
> First cut the correct wire. For an explanation of wires, see page
> 12 of 20. For a list of required tools, see page 15 of 20. For a
> list of tool techniques, see page 18 of 20. The table delineating
> the correct wires to choose has been included in your bomb pack in
> a booklet titled "The Guide to Choosing the Correct Wire".
> If you fail to locate this book, please call customer support,
> whose number is on page 21 of this booklet.
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