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02-04-2006 | 12:18 PM

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Len in Maryland

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From: Baltimore Maryland USA

RE: QAD ultrarest problem

MDM:

From what you've described here and on other posts, there are way too many 'what if', 'equipment particular', and 'harder than normally necessary'adjustments that have to be made to use this rest across the board.

A manufacturer has to make a product that is either readily usable by the marketplace or can be adapted to unique applications via minor adjustments or offer alternative design offerings. A 'one size fits all' approach will only sell if the 'adjustments' are easy and documented for the 'average Joe'.

The manufacturer can't expect the customer to 'figure it out' or call for a very indepth technical explanation every time there is a problem. Just like the Air-Rest, this rest does not appear tohave a wide enough tolerance for the marketplace.

You keep trying to promote its assets (which have merit), but the liabilities need to be addressed by the manufacturer moreso than what they've already done. JMPO

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