Re: Ultra-Flo 4 CRS or CIS or CFS

["John Mills" <jon1@weink.com>]

According to the inksupply.com website the cost
is actually $184.90. Without the resetter it is $139.90
(supply your own re-programming
method)

The Camel Ultra-FLO 4 is only $178.98 and the support
arm does not need to be glued on. The system is available
without the resetter for $118.99 (supply your own re-programming
method)

John Mills ( jon1@weink.com )




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Aaron van de Sande" <avandesande2000@yahoo.com>
To: <epson-inkjet@leben.com>
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 9:54 AM
Subject: Re: Ultra-Flo 4 CRS or CIS or CFS


: www.inksupply.com has the same type of resetter for
: $45. They also claim that it will reset 'out of ink
: chips'. I am happy with their CFS for epson 870, but
: the glue on bracket was a joke. I eventually had to
: drill a hole to wire the tube bracket on. 
: The MIS inks are IMO better than OEM.
: 
: Their CFS with ink and resetter is $174.
: 
: --Aaron
: 
: --- Tom Sawyer <tom@liveinbalance.com> wrote:
: > CRS = Continuous Re-inking System
: > CIS = Continuous Ink System
: > CFS = Continuous Flow System
: > all = 6 refillable bottles hooked to special
: > cartridges via tubes
: > 
: > I recently talked to the folks at WeInc
: > (www.weinc.com). There new kit uses 
: > a chip-reprogrammer box that resets the levels on
: > the chips without having 
: > to remove the cartridges - The box connects via the
: > lpt1 port to the 
: > printer; presumably computer -> reprogrammer ->
: > (female DB25I) printer 
: > 
: 
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