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I had a good look at these machines some years ago and was impressed by their quality from a reasonably small manufacturer,

Have never seen one working with a customer, in fact I had assumed that they had gone out of business.

Now they are an innovation ( Unlike Dave160's pipedream.)

Big problem will always be backup from a small company based in another country.
  • Posted 14 May 2009 23:55
  • By Normandy
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  • Co. Cork, Ireland

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