the newer GP, the original. It comes with a manufacturer's
warranty. But still, it's refurbished. Has anyone had
any good or bad experiences with refurbished controls?
Should they be avoided?
--Jeff
--Jeff
Remember, a refurbished unit has probably had the personal attention
of a technically trained individual who had to got through it and make
sure everything was correct. A new one off the assembly line was
assembled by a non-technical person and quickly Q.C'd on a testing
machine to see if it was working or not, then shipped.
Regards,
Brett C. Cammack
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That's an interesting way to look at it. I never thought of that before...
Eldred
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> I'm delighted with mine. They're getting harder and harder to find.
> I'd recommend going for it!
> Remember, a refurbished unit has probably had the personal attention
> of a technically trained individual who had to got through it and make
> sure everything was correct. A new one off the assembly line was
> assembled by a non-technical person and quickly Q.C'd on a testing
> machine to see if it was working or not, then shipped.
> Regards,
> Brett C. Cammack
> (remove the DOTs from my return address to reply privately)
Chris Noto, see Noto at tee dee ess dot net
...Klinn
: I've found a refurbished Logitech Wingman Formula Force--not
: the newer GP, the original.
After living with the GP for a while and hearing the comments about the
original I'd jump at a chance to get a "as new" original LWFF.
I find the gear drive annoying and there's a bit of play in my wheel
(actually in the gears) now that dulls any fine FF effects.
Dale.
It's an auction site: ubid.com. I lost bidding for a new one (open box) the
other day on ebay. There are two refurbished wheels available at uBid. The
auction closes in less than 4 hours.
--Jeff
> > I'm delighted with mine. They're getting harder and harder to find.
> > I'd recommend going for it!
> > Remember, a refurbished unit has probably had the personal attention
> > of a technically trained individual who had to got through it and make
> > sure everything was correct. A new one off the assembly line was
> > assembled by a non-technical person and quickly Q.C'd on a testing
> > machine to see if it was working or not, then shipped.
> > Regards,
> > Brett C. Cammack
> > (remove the DOTs from my return address to reply privately)
buzard
> >Remember, a refurbished unit has probably had the personal attention
> >of a technically trained individual who had to got through it and make
> >sure everything was correct. A new one off the assembly line was
> >assembled by a non-technical person and quickly Q.C'd on a testing
> >machine to see if it was working or not, then shipped.
> That's an interesting way to look at it. I never thought of that
before...
> Eldred
> --
> Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001
> Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett
> F1 hcp. +28.67...F2 +151.26...
> Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beats
you
> with experience...
> Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.
Yes, get the refurbished one.
JensSchumi
>>Remember, a refurbished unit has probably had the personal attention
>>of a technically trained individual who had to got through it and make
>>sure everything was correct. A new one off the assembly line was
>>assembled by a non-technical person and quickly Q.C'd on a testing
>>machine to see if it was working or not, then shipped.
>That's an interesting way to look at it. I never thought of that before...
>Eldred
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