Bill, I've been using a Niagara III since it first came out (a few months prior to MIS's system, which I would have used, except for the unfortuante delay) and have been satisfied with it. The one problem I've had is, I think, not related to the CFS, but to one of the carts which routinely requires a couple of cleaning cycles to get it going after even a few days lay-off (the other carts can be out of service for a month and give a perfect nozzle check on startup). Once it starts I can print all I want, it's only the startup that's a hassle, but it's not enough of a hassle to change to the new cart I got for it. I even rigged an additional tube to allow switching MK and PK, but it requires the time and effort to un-tape the old cart and re-tape the new one so the whole array of tubes continues to function without getting caught in the carriage; that takes about 10 minutes and I mostly use matte paper, so I seldom switch. Frank
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question about CFS systems
2005-10-05 by Frank Kolwicz
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