Digital BW, The Print

The carts are the same, but the auto-reset chip is not. Still, one 
could buy the R2400 chips from MIS at $15 each and have the setup 
for about $200. You might be able to sell the R1800 auto-reset chips 
and get some of that back. But why should the R1800 set be 57.99 (a 
fair price ) and the R2400 set $ 269? makes no sense.

One thing I'd point out: the auto-reset chip means you never know 
how much ink you really have. You would need to check dilligently to 
avoid running the head dry, that could easily damage your head.

Steve Karafyllakis
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@...m, "Manuel Toledo 
Quinones" <mtoledo@...> wrote:
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Carl Schofield
> <list@> wrote:
> >
> > Has anyone tried these cartridges in the Epson 2400 printer?  If 
they  
> > work as advertised then should solve a lot of messy refill 
problems  
> > and avoids tubes, etc. associated with CFS systems.
> > 
> > http://www.uink.com/catalog/easy- 
> > fill_sponge_free_dedicated_r2400_blank_kit_5044248.htm
> >
> 
> The same site offers much less expensive sets for other printers 
(C88
> and the R1800 for less than $60/set). Perhaps they work in the 
R2400?
> 
> I notice they also sell half-litter bottles of K3 ink for $52. I
> wonder if it is real k3 or a compatible ink.
> 
> Manuel
>