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From: richard@pegasus.com (Richard Foulk)
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In-Reply-To: Simon Reading <aat81@dial.pipex.com>
       "Support when getting DDS drives repaired" (Jan  8,  2:05pm)
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} 
} When you have had your drives repaired, did you have to send them back to
} the manufacturer (HP or EXABYTE) or did you return the drive to your dealer
} and he fixed it (replaced the heads etc)?
} 

There's quite a number of outfits that repair Exabyte drives.


Richard