If so, which pot did they use and was it straightforward or difficult?
Thanks in advance
If so, which pot did they use and was it straightforward or difficult?
Thanks in advance
> has anyone done it?
> If so, which pot did they use and was it straightforward or difficult?
Gerry
Achim
> > has anyone done it?
> > If so, which pot did they use and was it straightforward or difficult?
> I haven't replaced a pot yet, but I did strip my Momo down. The pot's
> pretty easy to get to. The hardest thing would be finding a suitable
> replacement I'd guess.
> Gerry
> I.e. it's a special type of pot?
Gerry
Achim
> > I.e. it's a special type of pot?
> Small flap plastic square (15mm). I've seen this type in my Sidewinder
> Dual Strike.
> Gerry
> > I.e. it's a special type of pot?
> Small flap plastic square (15mm). I've seen this type in my Sidewinder
> Dual Strike.
> Gerry
>> has anyone done it?
>> If so, which pot did they use and was it straightforward or difficult?
>I haven't replaced a pot yet, but I did strip my Momo down...
> On Mon, 26 Aug 2002 10:56:44 +0100, Gerry Aitken
> >> has anyone done it?
> >> If so, which pot did they use and was it straightforward or difficult?
> >I haven't replaced a pot yet, but I did strip my Momo down...
> Was it difficult to take the unit apart? I'd love to paint my wheel
> housing something other than red, but I don't want to damage the wheel
> in the process...
Gerry
> > > I.e. it's a special type of pot?
> > Small flap plastic square (15mm). I've seen this type in my Sidewinder
> > Dual Strike.
> > Gerry
They don't stock spare parts.
I thought this was industry-wide.
-Larry
what, their factory somewhere in the far east, that until recently was
making the momo but is now making 'My Little Pony Jimcana' sets?
Tell you what, Dave, you phone 'em, make a noise, and show us the proof.
Even if they haven't got what you want?
Gerry