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Old March 22nd 04, 07:37 PM
Andrew Gideon
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Brian Sponcil wrote:

Have you considered the nulite system?


Yes. I saw this at the Expo in Philly as I recall, and liked it.

I think what pushed the club's mx chief to the AE solution is that it
handles *all* the instruments, including those of "odd" size and shape, in
one lump sum. I know that an aspect of AE's solution that I liked was the
battery backup.

- Andrew

 




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