--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Native Texan OK. Heres an idea for you. Take some IV bags and tubing.Fill them with ink.Buy 4,6,8, whatever, 3000 dampers and connect to the tubing. Draw ink through the dampers with a bottom fill adapter. Place dampers over ink inlets on printer and secure tubes, dampers and bags appropriately. Have fun. Oh, you will need to put a chip,preferably auto reset,in place somewhere as well. Who knows. Enthusiasts might end up buying all those old 3000s just to get dampers :) Regards Duane Photographer" <dhedgpeth@...> wrote: > > CIS that connects directly into the ink lines, no carts at all. > > > > Mark > > Well said, Mark. I have wondered for the last two years, why a CIS > unit couldn't be designed and implemented that had a direct hook-up > to the ink input lines. The clear top-fill carts for the 3000 is > nothing more than a square tank with a coupler that matches up with > the input nozzle on the printer. Simple. > > Uncle Dannie > > P.S. I'm not looking for a free lunch, but I will not be buying > anymore Epson paper. Just my small attempt at a revolt. It was > never about the money for carts from Epson, it was about better, more > versatel (sp?) applications for ink. >
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[Digital BW] Re:MIS Newsletter
2007-11-11 by dlruckus
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