Re: Ripped off by Lousy DAYTEK Monitor

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From: jim schaefer
Date: Thu, 02 Jan 1997 00:00

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>Are DAYTEK monitors purposedly designed to break down just 
>after their warrenty (2 or 3 years) expires???

i'm sure there was a little timer in there or something that caused
one of the crucial resistors to melt exactly one month after your
warranty expired.  tsk tsk, should've bought the extended warranty
because then they could use their top secret frequency to disable the
timer.

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From: mindway@wwa.com (jim schaefer)
Subject: Re: Ripped off by Lousy DAYTEK Monitor
Date: 1997/01/02
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