Digital BW, The Print

Are the MIS/InkSupply.com CFS bottles different from the 
NoMoreCarts.com CIS bottles?

I ask because I think I remember that I started using MIS VM 
Sepia-Neutral inks in an 1160 at least a little before Frank did. But 
in a NMC's CIS, not in MIS's CFS. And I have no caking at all above 
the ink lines, not even for the black, which has been re-filled more 
and I think is the only one of the four inks on which I've ever had a 
nozzle check with gaps. And not many at that. This past September I 
was away for three weeks and got perfect nozzle checks on returning 
(both on my S-N 1160 and on my Gen4 1160, on which there's also a 
CIS).

 From Jim Hayes' and others' posts, I think I know there are CIS/CFS 
design differences, but I'd assumed they were using the same plastic, 
even mostly the same parts probably. Maybe not.

Most of us now call this inkset simply (MIS VM) "Sepia", but it is 
the one originally called "Sepia-Neutral" isn't it?

Sam


> > Do you see a lot of ink caking up in the k bottle above the ink
>line?
> > If so it may be in the tubing as well. How old is the bottle/ CFS?
> > Only a few weeks or a year?
>
>Yes, I do have caking on the sides of the bottles - so much so that I
>have to unscrew the lid to peek inside to determine the level. I cant
>easily tell from the outside of the bottle.
>
>The original ink and cfs was purchased from MIS about a year ago but
>I have since bought and used replacement inks
>
>[snip]
>
>Frank