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From: "Lancair" <lancair@USTEK.COM>

Ronald,

You and I got the same story from Otis, but another member on line spoke
to the president of the new parent company JPI and got a totally
different version of the situation.  Have you contacted Joe Polizoto at
JPI?  Perhaps he would kick something loose for you.

Robert M. Simon
ES-P N301ES


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Lancair
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 10:01 AM
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Subject: [LML] VisionMicrosystems

Hello Everybody

A few days before I asked you if someone knows what the matter is with
VisionMicrosystems. The same question I asked Joe Bartels at Lancair
where I have bougth the VM1000, EC100 and the Fuel Level System. From
his staff member Lisa Williams I received the following information. Has
anybody got any comment to it??

It's a matter of fact that I now have an EC100 (Elektronic Checklist) as
well as a Fuel Level System which are both UNWORKABLE. I'm really
anxious to know if I'll get back the 825.-- $  which I have paid for
that junk. And I also wonder what will happen when I need a new sensor
for the VM1000 one day ............

Ronald Heidegger

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Mr. Heidegger

Below is the information from Vision:

Ok according to Ottis at Vision Microsystems, They no longer have a
person that can burn the chips for the fuel level calibration
instrument, nor will they in the distant future, so his solution is to
pull out the instrument and toss it and buy the Electronics
International  instrument FL-2CA and that is a dual fuel level
instrument, cost is $469.00 which can be programmed with liters on it,
unfortunately Vision is not offering any compensation for the part that
they can't program.

Let me know if you have any questions regarding the above, and if I can
help you with ordering the instrument from Electronics International.

Lisa
Lisa M. Williams
Purchasing
Kit Components Inc.
Lancair Avionics
2244 Airport Way
Redmond, OR  97756
541-923-2244 x149
lisaw@lancair.com


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