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| I just found out that they sell double ply
impact paper for the Nurit 2070 so you don't have to ever use ribbons
again. |
| I just had to send it in for repair because
changing the ribbon has always been a pain in the... and this time I
screwed up the paper feed because the ribbon wouldn't go in correctly.
Maybe you're not aware of it but the 2070 can take double ply impact
paper. It produces a white copy for you and a yellow copy for the
customer, just like the regular paper we've used for years (which was only
impact on the yellow part). By using this paper, you no longer have to
have a ribbon in the machine. |
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Replacing the rechargeable battery in my Nurit 2070
which is now discontinued |
Nurit 2070 with original rechargeable battery |
| Because of our web design
business I've been able to cut back on art shows and have only
attended four in 2001. The battery in my Nurit 2070 (radio)
credit card machine died from lack of use and wouldn't hold a charge.
The original battery was a 7.2 volt 1200 mAh Ni-cad. For $29.99, I was
able to purchase a 7.2 volt 2000 mAh battery with a charger from
Radio Shack. Additionally I was also able to purchase a connector
repair kit for $1.99 to replace the connector inside the Nurit. The
result of this is a battery that will last 50% longer and can be
charged in my hotel without carrying the credit card machine and the
HEAVY AC adapter, which was needed to charge the battery internally.
Radio Shack also has a 3000 mAh battery which I'll purchase when I
need an backup. The Radio Shack part numbers
are:
Battery Pack and Charger: 23-322
Connector Repair Kit: 23-445 |
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| The black battery and charger
are the Radio Shack parts I'm using to replace the white battery that
originally came with the Nurit 2070. |
| Be aware, you will probably
void your warrantee by cutting and replacing the internal connector. But
since you've probably already had the machine past it's warrantee period
it doesn't matter. Also be aware that because of the different sizes of
the connectors, it's a tight fit in the bottom compartment. |
| Modifications are done at
your own risk and I take no responsibility for damage due to these
instructions. |
