Originally Posted by
Bill George
I have dealt with LightObject for a long time and I have found them to be honest and fair. But you need to tell him (Marco) what tube you are using so you get the right PS to match. Like Dave said, you pay more for quality.
you pay more for poor quality. Look at your down time, frustration trying to figure out what is wrong and what you need to fix it combined with substandard parts the manufacturer installed. IMO selling something that is stated to be x watts of power and building it with conponents that are actually below that is deception. I initially bought 60 watts and the cartridge exceeded that in output. Great for me, but if you bought a 100 watt laser built with 60-80 watt rated parts you didn't get what you purchased.
It seems that you will have to bear the cost to correct this yourself. If you need (or think you might later) the full wattage you thought you bought, you need to install the right parts now to avoid this happening again later.
I do agree with Bill that quality is more expensive INITIALLY - but long term it is the greatest value.
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