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Offline beepn

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Exterra control pads sticking.
« on: December 21, 2011, 09:46 »
Hi Guys,

My mates fatherinlaw had problems with the control pads sticking on his exterra 70.Sent it back to Minelab Adelaide to have it checked and a a quote of $720 to fix it. So he got it back and binned it and bought a new one.

Regards Beepn.
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Re: Exterra control pads sticking.
« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2011, 10:38 »
MY god

Surely a control head is cheaper than that

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I , ME , MYSELF. damaged the control pad of my F2. The front panels work the same
sent it back to the US
they sent it back  2 weeks later
total bill including post two way about 80 bucks

PS can I have the old 705? from the bin?
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