Send it back...it's easy to get into/modify and no point in duplicating
efforts or costs...albeit, I would make more money if you didn't.
But, the way things are headed, not much point in making a whole lot of
money I don't especially need right now....I live cheap.
I'd rather hang onto the stock for later as its value stands a much better
chance of holding steady than the value of a dollar.
Enclose cash please.....or a 1 ounce silver coin for a discount.
PS The mods are experimental and not under warrantee. [but I can't think
of any way possible for them to cause a problem]
ode
At 03:48 PM 8/6/2010 -0500, you wrote:
Ok great. So I bought a Pocket Puppy but have not used it. Using my big
one instead. Just bought the pocket 'in case'. I could send it back and
you could change it, or--is it easier for you to do the upgrades while
building a unit? Make it easy on yourself.
Samala,
Renee
-------Original Message-------
Tell ya what.
$10 per added function over a PocketPuppy [$95] with the 2 optional $5
switches. [$105]
Controlled Current variable between .5 milliamps and 6 milliamps. [with a
reference dot for making CS @ 1 mil]
Frequency variable between too fast to see [10-20 Hz ? ] and a few
minutes per cycle.
Pulsed DC mode with the same variable frequency and current range.
That's $135
I'll do it when I have the time...could take a while.
Cash preferred.
Ode
At 11:33 AM 8/5/2010 -0500, you wrote:
>So--is the 'converted' Puppy $200 or $300? Or more? And too bad you
>can't at least list what all it's capable of with some general directions
>and an 'experiment at your own risk' pamphlet with it. Would certainly be
>valuable. Since I love my Puppy for making CS, but have no idea how to
>convert it to do anything else, I wouldn't want to mess with it myself, in
>case I screwed it up so it wouldn't make CS anymore. But, I'd play
>around with a unit YOU had changed, to see what all it did.
>
>Samala,
>Renee
>
>
>-------Original Message-------
>
>
>It IS the Puppy, with more controls.
>It can do a whole lot more than I've told it to.
>
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