@AstroHawk@michaelsheetz It is the highest accomplishment of any assembler to work for NASA. The work paid well for assembly, but it was horrendous. Imagine staring into a binocular microscope all day every day soldering hair onto a fly turd. Forget coffee you have to be way too steady. I'll bet I didnt burn off 20 calories all day. I quit after like a month. Tedious doesnt begin to describe it.
@Crystal_Fish_Caves@michaelsheetz It's certainly worth asking. You probably won't be alone. I'm only guessing but these thoughts come to mind: * If ISS is no longer using that hardware, it would be a candidate for removal. * If there's extra down-cargo capacity and available astronaut time to assign the task, those are the big hurdles. * NASA might give higher priority to a request that will benefit schools and/or museums, i.e. presentations, public display. You must make good on any promises.