Thanks for pointing that out, Igor - order has been place!
Mark
On 8/31/2014 12:10 PM, Igor Roshchin wrote:
Mark,
Just in case, - I just saw that there is a $200 rebate for 3880,
and it is ending today, August 31.
I don't know how it is with Epson, - it might mean that there will be
yet a lo
Mark,
Just in case, - I just saw that there is a $200 rebate for 3880,
and it is ending today, August 31.
I don't know how it is with Epson, - it might mean that there will be
yet a lower price or a different rebate in September...
But in any case, - it looks like B&H has that rebate, and thei
I'm pretty sure that all inkjet's drain ink when idle. I've used HP and
Canon printers and all used ink just standing still. They also use
quite a bit of ink to purge their print heads if they've been idle for a
long period.
On 8/30/2014 4:10 PM, Mark C wrote:
I'm not sure that the 3800 blee
I'm not sure that the 3800 bleeds ink when idle - it simple parks the
head and then does a mini-flush when it is powered on. I can't say say
that I know that for a fact - that's what I that I have heard. At any
rate - draining on 80ml cartridge in a month would is clearly a malfunction!
Mark
Thanks, Godfrey - That clarifies things. I stumbled into some websites
that listed the T5806 as compatible with the 3880 but they were either
in error or I maybe mis-read them.
Mark
On 8/30/2014 2:49 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
I've been researching the 3880 as I do expect my R2400 to die so
One nice thing about the epsons I must admit is that they take rolls.
17" wide isn't bad either. I didn't read your message fully and saw
you have lots of ink, so I guess that kind of makes up your mind,
doesn't it? :)
On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 3:10 PM, Zos Xavius wrote:
> You are correct that the
You are correct that the epson is draining ink over time. It has to.
Otherwise the head will dry in and become unusable. Printers need to
be used often or you are just slowly bleeding ink unfortunately.
On Sat, Aug 30, 2014 at 3:09 PM, Zos Xavius wrote:
> Don't count out canon's printers. Their i
Don't count out canon's printers. Their ink is cheaper than epsons and
I think they make better printers. I've used a few of them from the
ipf8000 series and their smaller printers are just as good and produce
the same quality, though with less inks. I have a Pixma Pro 9500 mk2
that is 10 colors an
I've been researching the 3880 as I do expect my R2400 to die soon. It's very
old. For me, the question is between the 3800 and the 3000, since I so rarely
print larger than an 11x17.
Between the 3800 and 3880 printers, they take the same ink cartridges,
physically, but the inks are different
Trying to print a photo yesterday on my Epson 3800 I found that the
photo black ink cartridge appears to be empty, even though I just
replaced it a month ago and have run only a handful of prints since
then. The maintenance cartridge, which I also replaced last month, is
showing 35% full, which
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