--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Murray" <mrm@...> wrote: > > > What I really want to know is how much of a headache I'm likely to be > creating for myself. I've had some frustration with this printer in > the past and know that if this conversion tends to involve a lot of > fiddling and trouble shooting, I'll probably end up giving up in disgust. > > Having now been through an entire set of MIS BOTTLES (yes bottles, not cartridges) without yet getting a satisfactory print, I would advise not to go down this route. Banding, clogs, airlocks and leaks. Fix one problem, another starts. I do not think that the R1800 and MIS inks are a good proposition. Apparently the 1400 is a better bet but I have no experience with this combo. I feel one of the big issues is getting a reliable method of delivering the ink. Refillable 3rd party cartridges are probably the way to go. Put them in and never take them out - refill in situ. But there are so many different types available and so much quality variation that it is just the luck of the draw. The second big issue is that the R1800 inks band. I have so much time and heartache invested in this now I will continue and try to get it right but if I knew when I embarked what I know now, I would never have started. My latest problem is that ink is dribbling out the bottom of the heads. I am currently trying out 3mk plus one 4k-pk plus two GLOP plus a second pass of GLOP. This is one of Paul's curves and it certainly looks to have the potential to deliver a good print if the ink and delivery issues can be resolved. But if I ever get there it will have been a very hard fought battle!
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Re: Advice for going BO on an 1800
2009-01-23 by hp9180profile
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