On Thu, 29 Aug 2002 10:43:06 -0400, Dennis Harwood <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Out of curiosity I just bought a CS unit that intrigued me. It comes in
>a small wooden box with a set of wires with alligator leads. The box is
>screwed shut and a note says to send the unit back to have the batteries
>replaced at a cost of $23. I couldn't resist opening it up to see what
>was inside. It's 3 cheap 9v batteries with a set of 3 small LED's
>attached in series. $23 for $4 worth of batteries and $5 in shipping.
>Not a bad profit if you're into sticking it to people.
>
Well,
Decent batteries (alkaline) will probably come closer to $8 for 3. Cheap, but
the cheapest ones (carbon) will probably last a only week or two.
There ARE those that refuse to learn ANYTHING. Of course they're going to pay
through the nose to be accommodated. You make the choices you want to live with.
If I didn't want to be bothered, I'd price my services high, too.
>How well would a unit like this work? They claim you can make a gallon
>or so in just a few minutes of use.
True, if you use a pinch of salt, or tap water.
Chuck
If you jog in a jogging suit, lounge in lounging pajamas, and smoke
in a smoking jacket, WHY would anyone want to wear a
windbreaker??
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