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Offline unclewilli-amigalover

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Re: My AmigaOne Experience
« on: October 06, 2003, 08:54:58 PM »
this is the reason i choose to waite for the complete A1 and os4 system. already knew i was unable to use linux and the likes, don't think its fair that eyetech should carry the complete blame. i suppect pulling a wild tiger off a slab of raw steak would have been easer than replacing that rom to some people, so if you already knew you couldn't do it you shouldn't have tried...but sorry for your loss. :-(
 

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Re: My AmigaOne Experience
« Reply #1 on: October 07, 2003, 03:25:39 AM »
just read the statement, sounds like mom/dad and all involved were trying to give advice, but in haste you ripped the chip socket out, can't blame this on eyetech. infact the saying "the customer is always right" is just plain wrong. i used to work in lead acid batteries for five years nearly daily some one would drive in with a battery where they beat the cable end on with a hammer/plyers/rock etc., trying to get a good connection at the same time driving the post into the battery case ,ocourse thats the wrong way to connect a cable end, but out of haste they wanted it to make contact right then and destroyed the battery while they could have taken 10 minutes and done it right. you had the knowledge of right and wrong, but chose the wrong way... :-(
 

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Re: My AmigaOne Experience
« Reply #2 on: October 07, 2003, 04:11:17 AM »
argo, no it would not be replaced under a warranty, but would under a guarantee, theres always the fine line line reading. one should never buy a lead acid battery based on the years of said warranty, just get the cold cranking amps that right for the motor size and electrical system, most auto batteries have an expected life of 28-30 months. "ideal conditions" is the term used in warranty life. higher the cranking the less reserve power. uh.. any way thats the general ideal... :-D
 

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Re: My AmigaOne Experience
« Reply #3 on: October 07, 2003, 04:34:06 AM »
@bodie_C15, i quess with out seeing pictures or or knowing for sure we should not blame ones method, i've used screwdrivers many times for that kind of chip remove. maybe the mother board was cold soildered or something.?