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Since about one year I hear rumors about Cambridge will stop developping and makeing their great flight instruments. Does anybody have some more information about that? We plan to buy C302/303 for our new gliders and don't want to invest in the wrong direction. Thanks for any hint, FW. |
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I will offer my opinion, which is based on my experience working with Cambridge this year. I sell their products, but I would never lie or exaggerate to sell products. I'm a very honest and straightforward person. I have sold many Cambridge 302, 303 and 302A units this year. I have been impressed with the speed of delivery, product quality, packaging, included accessories (tees, tubing, etc.), and support. Gary Kammerer is doing a great job supporting the products and responds to my e-mails in a very timely fashion. I'm aware of only 2 of my customers that received products with minor quality issues. Cambridge replaced or repaired their units very quickly. I think it is fair to say that any producer of high tech, low volume products is bound to have a few errors from time to time. The important thing is how quickly they respond to the issues. I can sincerely say that I have been impressed by Cambridge this year. I do not know what plans Cambridge has for development of new features or new products. But I do know that the existing products offer features that are unique and in demand. The 302 offers a lot of functionality in a very small, light weight box. The 302A is a nice GPS logger with a lot of memory. The 303 LCD Display (when used with the 302 or 302A) offers simple navigation and is ideal for use in clubs and syndicates. I think there has been a fair amount of exaggeration and speculation in regard to Cambridge in this forum. The above is my honest opinion. Good Soaring, Paul Remde Cumulus Soaring Supplies http://www.cumulus-soaring.com "fw.unt" wrote in message om... Hi Since about one year I hear rumors about Cambridge will stop developping and makeing their great flight instruments. Does anybody have some more information about that? We plan to buy C302/303 for our new gliders and don't want to invest in the wrong direction. Thanks for any hint, FW. |
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Hi,
I'm forwarding the note below at the request of someone who said they were having trouble posting it themselves. Paul Remde _____________________ I have just sent my antique Mk 10 logger back to be fixed (pilot error). It was done without problem, came back without problem and all done with friendly good humor. This follows calibration last fall, where the experience was the same. Gary, Dave and the ladies who run things, were just like Cambridge in the old days. Only the address has changed. howard banks (ASW-20B __ 1XX). _______________________ "fw.unt" wrote in message om... Hi Since about one year I hear rumors about Cambridge will stop developping and makeing their great flight instruments. Does anybody have some more information about that? We plan to buy C302/303 for our new gliders and don't want to invest in the wrong direction. Thanks for any hint, FW. |
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