What's wrong?
08-21-2008 | 04:41 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Mont County, Pa
RE: What's wrong?
ORIGINAL: AF Hunter
Flash card failure would not affect whether or not it took a picture and the quality of the photos. Bad card would result in either limited photos or no photos at all. I personally would go pull it immediately and check it over thoroughly. If there is nothing evident, something going wrong on the PCB. If that's the case, time for a new camera. Good Luck Brother.
Flash card failure would not affect whether or not it took a picture and the quality of the photos. Bad card would result in either limited photos or no photos at all. I personally would go pull it immediately and check it over thoroughly. If there is nothing evident, something going wrong on the PCB. If that's the case, time for a new camera. Good Luck Brother.
08-21-2008 | 06:07 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: Northwest MS
RE: What's wrong?
If Cabelas won't fix it, I'd send it back to the factory. I've had real good luck lately with manufacturers. Sent a pair of binos back, got a brand new pair returned, sent a Buck Knife back, got a brand new one returned. Maybe I was just lucky though.
Chris
Chris
08-21-2008 | 06:14 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Mont County, Pa
RE: What's wrong?
ORIGINAL: trailinone
If Cabelas won't fix it, I'd send it back to the factory. I've had real good luck lately with manufacturers. Sent a pair of binos back, got a brand new pair returned, sent a Buck Knife back, got a brand new one returned. Maybe I was just lucky though.
Chris
If Cabelas won't fix it, I'd send it back to the factory. I've had real good luck lately with manufacturers. Sent a pair of binos back, got a brand new pair returned, sent a Buck Knife back, got a brand new one returned. Maybe I was just lucky though.
Chris
