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The whole Gavin maintenance deal is really simplified once you understand that the things are virtual tanks, if anything IS wrong, it's probably something that the operator screwed up because they didn't know how it worked, and that if there is a problem, ask Trey, without TELLING him what you think the diagnosis should be. Cotton in the appropriate place, if necessary. He'll of course know exactly what the problem is, and you'll be back on the trigger in no time. The only problem I've really had with mine is wearing out blades by diving the shit out of them. I, of course, thought that I had screwed something up, but a phone call to Trey, new blades a couple of days later, and viola...back in the saddle. Duane Subject: RE: Cheap parts - video? RE: Cut to the chaseRE: VBTech vs. Nova Tech > I had a few problems with the reed in mine. I was told by JT (the other > JT) that George was using the new more expensive reed because of > pressure from customers who were being swayed by the fact that Rodney > uses a quality reed whereas George's old scooters just used a cheap > Radio Shack one, even though the cheap one worked fine. But apparently > the more expensive one is more finicky so, on Jim's advice (relayed from > George) I threw it away and replaced it with the cheap one - no more > problems. > > And George was nothing but helpful in getting the problems sorted out - > even sending me a free replacement relay when I insisted that I thought > the problem was in there (George said it would be the reed from the > start - should've listened). > > Ian > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Capt JT [mailto:captjt@mi*.co*] > > > > Hi Jim > > I will not say the scooters are not fun and do not get the job done. > What > > happen was 2 of the scooters would stick on or not come on. George > said to > > rotate the reed switch, this worked for one. The other would still > stick > > on, I told the guy he had a bad switch or something. We also found > that > > the > > latch was placed right over the switch and if you unclipped it the > scooter > > would finally cut off. The only thing we could figure was that the > > pressure > > from the latch was distorting the reed switch. The guy email this to > > George > > and George pounded him on "How the hell is the water pressure doing > that", > > some kind of communication break down happened and the guy didn't want > to > > get pounded by G again, so I told him to just tell G to send another > > switch > > and just pay for it. That fixed the problem. > > > > The clutches are a separate issue, I do not think anyone knew they > would > > be > > getting a cheap clutch or that there was a different one that G uses. > All > > the guys saw was the one that Cobb got and it worked fine, the > following > > ones had minor problems, one ran backwards....... I did not even know > > about > > the scooters needing a better clutch and one would think that G would > not > > even offer them to anyone with less than the best parts. > > > > Rodney no longer puts the slower motor in his because of the posting > I > > put out on how slow Christina's was. Now the buyer will only get the > best > > and does not have an option, G needs to do the same thing so the buyer > > does > > not feel short changed. > > > > > -- > Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. > Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'. -- Send mail for the `techdiver' mailing list to `techdiver@aquanaut.com'. Send subscribe/unsubscribe requests to `techdiver-request@aquanaut.com'.
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