I bet you would love for this post to get erased...:+}
Would be all to easy... For you!
Snook
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Man you guys need to get in a private room and work this out . . . probably one with padded walls.
I don't get photographers. Saving how much on a used strobe pack? . . . man I wouldn't buy used commercial strobe equipment from my mother.
Go talk to any rental house in the world and ask them how their equipment is returned and the stories will amaze you.
I keep my stuff maintained as perfectly as possible and I couldn't gaurantee that everyone works right, that's why I have a bazillion backups.
Even with my own equipment it's touched by hundreds of assistants a year and loaded up, thrown into trucks, opened by the TSA, stomped on by bagage handlers, hell I'm amazed when I open a case that anything works.
The upside to used strobes, especially profoto a place like light tech will fix it all, usually for a pretty decent price.
Every year whether something is broken or not, all my strobes go to lightech for a week of checkups and they always find something slightly wrong.
JR