Dear Ernie,
if you send the PRO-5W handle to us we=C2=B4ll take care of the
replacement charging clip
at aprx 50 USD + shipping. I do not recommend leaving it to a
"standard" electronic repair shop.
Send us a message:
You can also send it to Dan Dugan (please ask him for a price offer)
if you prefer, it might be quicker and you don=C2=B4t need to send it overs=
eas.
Thank you and best regards
At 03:38 2015-01-14, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am a new member. My name is Ernie Jardine. I was active in this
>group several years back, and then just slipped away. I record bird
>songs in order to illustrate what I have written in my books on bird
>song identification, most recently "Bird Song Defined Decoded
>Described". The songs are on my website
>(<http://www.birdsongidentification.com>www.birdsongidentification.com).
>
>I have been using a Telinga Pro5W and Stereo DAT mic and parabola
>combination for about ten years. Now I notice that the wires to the
>9 volt charging clip on the handle are broken, and I can no longer
>charge the unit. These wires are very thin, and I am wondering if
>anyone has had problems with similarly thin wires on any of their
>electronic devices that then needed repair. Do I trust any
>electronic repair shop to fix it, and will such a repair last for a
>reasonable amount of time, or am I stuck with something that can't
>be repaired properly? I have had no experience with this type of
>thing, and am looking for a response from someone who has.
>
>Thanks for any help,
>Ernie Jardine
>Pickering Ontario
>Canada
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>
>
>
Telinga Microphones, Botarbo,
S-748 96 Tobo, Sweden.
Phone & fax int + 295 310 01
email:
website: www.telinga.com
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