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<blockquote data-quote="Pro dude" data-source="post: 31550" data-attributes="member: 1044"><p>I agree totally with Fabs.</p><p>Link technologys are dodgey.</p><p>Woody is renowned for bodgey workmanship,and is well known among those of us who have been around for a while in this game.</p><p>Its false economy buying an inferior product,as the batteries will fail sooner so you will be replacing them faster.</p><p>I have seen his products fail in the field before many times,and I am not biased to any particular brand. I just want the best bang for my buck.</p><p>The other side of the coin is: If the batterys are of less milliamps,then they will loose their surface voltage sooner and you want your detector running at peak power all day,not just for the first hr or so.</p><p>Personally,I would have gone with the littleripper from Ismael.......a proven product by a bloke who is held in high regard by alot of people.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pro dude, post: 31550, member: 1044"] I agree totally with Fabs. Link technologys are dodgey. Woody is renowned for bodgey workmanship,and is well known among those of us who have been around for a while in this game. Its false economy buying an inferior product,as the batteries will fail sooner so you will be replacing them faster. I have seen his products fail in the field before many times,and I am not biased to any particular brand. I just want the best bang for my buck. The other side of the coin is: If the batterys are of less milliamps,then they will loose their surface voltage sooner and you want your detector running at peak power all day,not just for the first hr or so. Personally,I would have gone with the littleripper from Ismael.......a proven product by a bloke who is held in high regard by alot of people. [/QUOTE]
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