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Anybody use Airtech Instrument at BFI?



 
 
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Old February 7th 05, 11:26 PM
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Default Anybody use Airtech Instrument at BFI?

I took our sick DG to Airtech Instrument at BFI in Seattle. They can
overhaul ours for around $450, or provide an exchange overhauled unit for
$495, which seems like a reasonable price. (This is an Edo/Mitchell vacuum
DG with heading bug for the AP).

Does anyone have any feedback (good, bad or other) about the work Airtech
does?

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-Elliott Drucker
 




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