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From: mcgu5464@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Ronald J Mcguire)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Monitor Noise...A solution, a guess.
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Date: 26 Feb 91 02:28:42 GMT
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In article <9102252144.AA11110@apple.com> HB03932@SWTEXAS.BITNET writes:
>noise.  Also, does anyone still have the information laying around about
>Apple's offer to replace the "defective" older power supplies with a new
>one?  Does anyone think that I could possibly get Apple to reimburse me
>for my old one?  And to those that are looking into a new power supply,
>I would highly recommend AE's power supply, it is nice, especially for
>those that have highly used systems with lots of accessories.

I, unfortunately, just threw my letter away. I believe the offer is
good until (and only until, after that its gone!) June 1. It covered
repairs or replacement of an Apple product, not AE (a "competitor").
A friend of mine had his power supply go bad, so since it really
brought the price of a Vulcan down, he went that route. Now he tried to
get at least some $$ back on the power supply, and I don't think there
have been too many "yes"s. If you just bought the power supply, it may
be different story. He would have never bought the Vulcan if he hadn't
needed the power supply, (because it was expensive) but he likes it
and didn't expect to get any money back anyway. BTW: with the Vulcan,
you don't need a SCSI card, and it adds the heavy duty power supply.
I bought one *before* my supply went bad! (anyone wanna buy it?)

>Harold J. Bruce
>Computer Resource Director - Health Professions
>Southwest Texas State University
>(512) 245-2532

Dan