>As I said before, most Epsons take the exact same /shape/ of
>cartridge, the only differences are the chips which let the printer
>know which # and the volume left inside.
If that's all the chip does then it should simply be a matter of
getting the right ink in a bottle (or pouring it out of a cartridge),
the right empty cartridge, the right chip zapper (I see them going for
$10.00 these days) and refilling. In the case of the 2200, one could
empty an existing 2200 black cartridge, refill with the desired ink
then zap the cartridge. Somehow I suspect nozzle characteristics may be
tuned to a particular ink and not another. But that's what pioneers are
for.
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "fenrir_co" <fenrir@...> wrote:
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