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is there anyone on this site that can fix ferret finder collars be it mk1 mk3 mk3 , i know for a fact they can be fixed, but havent a clue how to fix them myself ! surely someone must be able to or knows a man that can ?

mk1`s were a solid sealed unit were they not, with only the battery cap that was removable :hmm:

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Thought you had somebody to fix them for you?... :hmm: ...

i did have a guy that could fix any ferret finder box and ANY collar, but i sent him a load boxes to fix and 1 came bk the same as i sent it, i dont know weather he forgot/made a mistake or what but when i let him know i think it hurt his pride or somthing as hes not fixing them for me anymore but iv sent him a few broken collars and they came bk not only fixed but looking like brand new, so i know for a fact they can be fixed no problem, but someone just needs to know how ?

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Thought you had somebody to fix them for you?... :hmm: ...

 

i did have a guy that could fix any ferret finder box and ANY collar, but i sent him a load boxes to fix and 1 came bk the same as i sent it, i dont know weather he forgot/made a mistake or what but when i let him know i think it hurt his pride or somthing as hes not fixing them for me anymore but iv sent him a few broken collars and they came bk not only fixed but looking like brand new, so i know for a fact they can be fixed no problem, but someone just needs to know how ?

Buy him a bunch of flowers and build bridges :hmm: ...

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Pipa sells new collars for about £38 mate not sure how much you were paying for repairs but maybe better off with a new one

, yes hes a good guy to deal with, iv always said that,,.. hes repaird my boxes in the past and theyv always come back perfect, its just this guy i was dealing with could fix all my broken collars for between £5 - £12 depending on what was wrong ect, im in need of a collar fixer ! surely someone must know someone,

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The collars cant be fixed the wires that act as the areil are set in the resin even melting the resin causes them to break and there f****d . i tried it with the guys from the electrical dept at university they even sliced one to see how they where made up , same with the mk1 boxes they reckoned they could make them for penny's but with the components numbers scratched off it would take years to find what components where used .

 

With Pipa selling new collars at £38 just bin them and buy new

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The collars cant be fixed the wires that act as the areil are set in the resin even melting the resin causes them to break and there f****d . i tried it with the guys from the electrical dept at university they even sliced one to see how they where made up , same with the mk1 boxes they reckoned they could make them for penny's but with the components numbers scratched off it would take years to find what components where used .

 

With Pipa selling new collars at £38 just bin them and buy new

this guy said he'd been fixing these for 30 years, i expect you think im making all this up then lol, i sent him quite a few collars and they came bk perfect, , i dont know weather he used to work for deben or what, but he's spot on with the collars and 95% with the boxes and cheap, iv given up basicly on all this mk1 box thing now, its wrore off a bit lol

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Not sure where to post this but I think here maybe a good start,

 

I have found in my draw a brand new cover for the early grey box type ferret locater never been used. first one to reply gets it just send me me a 7 inch jiffy bag with sae I will post it to them. if anyone wants it send me a pm and post here that you have got it to save others doing the same.

 

Sold to the first bidder!!

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