How can I repair an atom bomb?

[Xenon]

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I've just won an auction on ebay and I got a 50-years old
atom bomb , made in Russia.

This old bomb doesn't work anymore, so how can
I repair it?

 

[krw]

In article <go50jl$u4g$1@aioe.org>, Xenon@Xenon.Xenon says...>

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I've just won an auction on ebay and I got a 50-years old
atom bomb , made in Russia.

This old bomb doesn't work anymore, so how can
I repair it?

Of course it doesn't work (never did). It's socialist.

 

[Geo]

On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 04:05:55 +0100, "Xenon" <Xenon@Xenon.Xenon> wrote:

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Troll garbage

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Geo

 

[Jon Elson]

Xenon wrote:

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I've just won an auction on ebay and I got a 50-years old
atom bomb , made in Russia.

This old bomb doesn't work anymore, so how can
I repair it?


How do you KNOW it doesn't work? Have you tested it? Carefully? What

did it do when you tried to set it off? Poof? Fizzle? Burp?

Jon

 

[Jamie]

Xenon wrote:

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I've just won an auction on ebay and I got a 50-years old
atom bomb , made in Russia.

This old bomb doesn't work anymore, so how can
I repair it?


Have you searched online for the service manual?

http://webpages.charter.net/jamie_5"