ipaq repair

[Tuno]

I have a b0rken hx4705 that I'd like to get repaired if that's cheaper
than getting a replacement on ebay. The display is cracked and non-
functional (a casualty of my Mother's Day bounce), but it works on
activesync.

Does anyone have any recent experience with a repair house? I've
google'd a few possibilities but if anyone has direct experience with
one I'd like to hear more.

-ted "pure glider is redundant" 2NO

[chipsoars]

On Oct 19, 9:07*pm, Tuno > wrote:
> I have a b0rken hx4705 that I'd like to get repaired if that's cheaper
> than getting a replacement on ebay. The display is cracked and non-
> functional (a casualty of my Mother's Day bounce), but it works on
> activesync.
>
> Does anyone have any recent experience with a repair house? I've
> google'd a few possibilities but if anyone has direct experience with
> one I'd like to hear more.
>
> -ted "pure glider is redundant" 2NO

I've used pocket pc techs. The turn around was quick and
communications on issues and repair were outstanding throughout the
process. http://www.ppctechs.com/home.htm

[Todd]

I used www.pdasmart.com several years ago to do a board level repair
(headphone daughter board to main board connector broken) on my
daughters iPod. Fast turn around. Very reasonable price ($25 to do
board repair). Good communication (via email) with repair status.
They work on iPaqs. Everything done right! I would definitely use
then again if the need arose.

[noel.wade]

Just a note: The LCD is a pretty expensive component (compared to
other items inside a PDA) - so I would check with those guys to see
what the LCD replacement cost is gonna be... It might be cheaper to
get another hx4705 from eBay.

Good luck,

--Noel

[chris]

I had a pretty good experience with these guys:

http://www.ipaqrepair.com/

Chris