[Blindtlk] Deciding between Perkins Brailler models and sources tobuy

[Gary Wunder]

I think a little repair of your existing unit may solve your problems for a 
lot less money than a new one sir.


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From: "Gerardo Corripio" <gera1027 at gmail.com>
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Subject: [Blindtlk] Deciding between Perkins Brailler models and sources 
tobuy


> Hi guys: After nealry twenty years of using my Perkins, it finally gave 
> up, thus I'm trying to decide whether to buy the classic Perkins model or 
> the newer one that's 40% less heavy and redesigned. What have your 
> experiences been with either of these in terms of guarantee from the 
> manufacturer, durability (I use my Perkins a lot to transcribe 
> questionaires I apply to my patients and other notes )and within the 
> machine's overall functioning? and the difference in price between both 
> models?
> Also, what places do you recommend to buy Perkins? I'm aware in searching 
> on the Net that the NFB Material Center sales them as well as buying 
> directly from the Howe Press in Boston. Which of these two places is 
> better?
> Thanks in advanced for any info.
> Gerardo
>
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