Digital BW, The Print

hi,

Thanx for the info. Linda, on inkrepublic, they look a lot more  
cleaner in their installation --- I have been considering getting a  
CIS - 'cause I'm printing a lot more these days... and those Epson  
catridge costs add up pretty fast.


So, to get some clarification on this discussion, the problems with  
MIS appears to be with their CFS system and carts? But the MIS inks  
are OK? So, I could get the inkrepublic CIS system, but still use the  
MIS K4 inks?

How does MIS K4 compare with the ink for R2400 that inkrepublic is  
selling?

Altaf

On Aug 15, 2007, at 7:03 PM, Linda Jacobs wrote:

> On 8/15/07, Seth Rossman <seth@...> wrote:
>>> Now it sounds like they have a QC issue in a recent batch of carts.
>>
>> Seth
>
> I was refilling my R2400 carts using MIS supplies - I had only 1 leaky
> cart & I just quit using it. I had a few bad chips also. I finally
> laid in a big supply of extra carts, chips, syringes, and an extra
> bottom fill adapter or two so I could set up an assembly line at
> refill time. This made things go faster but no more pleasant.
>
> What finally turned me off was the need to refill often because the
> carts for the R2400 are small. My Sundays went: drink coffee, read the
> paper, pp photos, print...oh wait can't print need to
> refill....sigh...Seems like I was refilling more than printing. It was
> a such a hassle that I found myself not printing as much...hmmm that
> is the opposite of what I wanted.
>
> I switched to an inkrepublic CIS system - wonderful decision! I bought
> an empty one and just used the MIS inks I had on hand. I've had other
> brands of CIS systems in the past but this one is an engineering
> marvel. No affiliation...but very happy customer. And their customer
> service is beyond good.
>
> Sorry to hear that MIS is having QC problems - I like those folks. If
> you print alot and your time is important, a CIS pays for itself very
> quickly.
>
> Linda
>