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Crown RC3020-30:
Reputable Repairperson in Austin, Texas

I have a RC3020 that needs the attention of a repair technician in Austin, TX. Does anyone have a recommendation for me?

Thanks,
/joel

Also, is there a market for a used 36V battery pack (brick)?
  • Posted 3 Apr 2012 05:53
  • Modified 3 Apr 2012 05:55 by poster
  • Discussion started by joelmcf
  • Texas, United States
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