Breitling emergency orbiter 1
Discussion
Got one of the above - battery run out - quoted about £400 to send back for service/batteries.
Is there anywhere in the UK that will replace the batteries for a better price or will I have to send it off? Clearly needs to know what they are doing ! but helpfully less then £400 !
any recommendations please?
Thx
Is there anywhere in the UK that will replace the batteries for a better price or will I have to send it off? Clearly needs to know what they are doing ! but helpfully less then £400 !
any recommendations please?
Thx
Variomatic said:
Changing the batteries isn't a problem - as long as you're not stupid enough to deploy the aerial while doing them - but it does take 3 (assuming you want the transmitter ones done as well as the time). That does push them up to £30 inc post I'm afraid 
£400 vs £30 ... tough call.;)
Yep, not a problem. No need to over-pay on the price quoted but, if you felt like adding a donation to our RBL pot that's always appreciated 
Worth bearing in mind that we're closed for a week from 28th Jan (next Thurs) because my wife's in for an operation on her foot and, knowing her, if I don't chain her to the bed for a few days afterwards she'll be overdoing it and messing up their work.
If it arrives before that then should be able to turn it round same day, or if you'd prefer to hold on to it until after we should be back on 5th Feb.

Worth bearing in mind that we're closed for a week from 28th Jan (next Thurs) because my wife's in for an operation on her foot and, knowing her, if I don't chain her to the bed for a few days afterwards she'll be overdoing it and messing up their work.
If it arrives before that then should be able to turn it round same day, or if you'd prefer to hold on to it until after we should be back on 5th Feb.
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