wasatch 6.7 upgrade

[David Rowland]

i have 6.7 but not used that feature yet

[George Zerbino]

save yourself the hassle, I upgraded a while ago when the droplet size calculation was added, I email wasatch asking for the size and they were helpful in saying thay they never managed to obtaing the info from roland. I tried to get the info from roland, but they never replied even after numerous attempts, and I trawled the net invain for weeks to get the droplet size…. in the end i gave up!

I now have a HP L25500, and the costing is actually built into the printer’s own web server, very helpful and a bit of an eye opener!

Regards,
George

[David Rowland]

Colin, you never get it accurate with a variable drop printer.. so best use this formula

I cartridge costs around 33 beers, turnover from 1 cartridge could be anywhere between 100 to 1000 beers in the pub later, not forgetting that you need mix 4 varieties on tap to see clearly in colour

[Colin Hibbitt]

i think i get what your on about dave lol

[Russell Huffer]

I asked this question of Mimaki and the 3 sizes they gave me back are 7 14 and 21 picolitres, using these sizes i cost about £2.50 ink per meter.

Regards

Russell.

[David Rowland]

quote Russell Huffer:

I asked this question of Mimaki and the 3 sizes they gave me back are 7 14 and 21 picolitres, using these sizes i cost about £2.50 ink per meter.

Regards

Russell.

1 pint then!

[Stephen Morriss]

quote Dave Rowland:

quote Russell Huffer:

I asked this question of Mimaki and the 3 sizes they gave me back are 7 14 and 21 picolitres, using these sizes i cost about £2.50 ink per meter.

Regards

Russell.

1 pint then!

Ehy, more like 2/3 pint round me, usually around £3 pint now!

Steve