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Is there a definitive list on the net of printers which i can easily refill
their cartridges with ink, i.e. a list of printers that don't have their ink cartridges 'chipped'. I am fed up with my Epson680 printer, having to buy cartridges when i know lots of people who just buy ink and fill them up that way. Also, which are the best printers to buy to be able to fill up in this way (but with good quality prints) ? Cheers Andy |
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Canon tends to lead the way with unchipped cartridges and Photo quality
capability. Your conclusion that all chipped cartridgs cannot be easily filled is somewhat dated: for instance the 680/777 Epson chip is easily reset, as are all other Epson chippery. As below for a good start... Tony -- Inkylink JetTec UK Quality - Wot others wanna-be Epson 950 C70/80/82 Lighfast pigmented inks. Canon BCI-3 i750 BCI-6 S-820 / S-900 series. www.aah-haa.com "Andy" <andy@nospam.com> wrote in message news:bnl9s9$a6v$1@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk... > Is there a definitive list on the net of printers which i can easily refill > their cartridges with ink, i.e. a list of printers that don't have their ink > cartridges 'chipped'. > > I am fed up with my Epson680 printer, having to buy cartridges when i know > lots of people who just buy ink and fill them up that way. > > Also, which are the best printers to buy to be able to fill up in this way > (but with good quality prints) ? > > Cheers > Andy > > |
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Canon, Canon, Canon
"Andy" <andy@nospam.com> wrote in message news:bnl9s9$a6v$1@newsg2.svr.pol.co.uk... > Is there a definitive list on the net of printers which i can easily refill > their cartridges with ink, i.e. a list of printers that don't have their ink > cartridges 'chipped'. > > I am fed up with my Epson680 printer, having to buy cartridges when i know > lots of people who just buy ink and fill them up that way. > > Also, which are the best printers to buy to be able to fill up in this way > (but with good quality prints) ? > > Cheers > Andy > > |
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On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 08:37:39 -0000, "Andy" <andy@nospam.com> wrote:
>Is there a definitive list on the net of printers which i can easily refill >their cartridges with ink, i.e. a list of printers that don't have their ink >cartridges 'chipped'. > >I am fed up with my Epson680 printer, having to buy cartridges when i know >lots of people who just buy ink and fill them up that way. > >Also, which are the best printers to buy to be able to fill up in this way >(but with good quality prints) ? > >Cheers >Andy > You shouldn't despair about these "chipped" cartridges, since there are several work-arounds for this. Perhaps the best is to use a simple reset gizmo that you can pick up for about $8 on eBay or elsewhere. There is also a software reset program available for $12.95, but it is limited to only certain Epson cartridges. Other methods involve swapping the old cartridge with a new one temporarily to "fool" the printer. There are several quality bulk ink manufacturers that make inks specific to all the various Epson models, even including the pigment-based types. There's no reason for not taking advantage of this and saving well over 75% in the process. |
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