Digital BW, The Print

Andy, nomorecarts and inkjet goodies are NOT the same, not even close.
nomorecarts told me this when I asked them about if they were the
makers. 
There are many modifications to the unit
that inkjetgoodies sells. Most are good improvements.  They had a couple
batches of bad cartridges from the manufacturer a few months ago, but I
think that's all fixed now.  They replaced mine, no problems. The only
complaint I have is that the arm that supports the ink lines doesn't go
up at a steep enough angle, and the lines will get caught under the
printhead.  A little piece of 1/4" thick cardboard shoved under the left
side of the arm will fix that.

Jerry


> > Thanks!
> > Scott Jolliff
> 
> Scott, I had no idea that there is such a large difference in
> price.  I chose the Inkjet Goodies because it is a Nomorecarts made
> product with some modifications.  The bottles are rectangular, not
> round.  There is a hole drilled in the shoulder of each bottle so
> that the tube never has to be withdrawn.  There is a crimper which
> is close to the shoulder so that when you add more ink or make some
> change, it is very easy to deal with.  The pump which establishes
> the vacuum is foolproof.  I had imagined that setting up one of
> these systems would be difficult and found that the Inkjetgoodies
> system was so easy to deal with and not messy.  It hasn't given me
> any promlems in 6 months which included changing from MIS to Gen4
> black ink.  Greg has provided 1st class support.  I plan to get
> another one when I get a color printer.
> 
> Andy
> 
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