Dr. Lecter
Contributor
For us, it is easier to surprise someone by taking care of them even though it may be out of warranty, than to have a long warranty and then not honor it when someone clearly abuses their equipment.
Sounds good to me. I have no idea what the warranty is on my Shearwaters, and I know my Salvo/LM lights are waaaay outside it--I don't have to care because I know from experience and word of mouth that if something goes genuinely wrong (versus me doing something dumb) I'll be taken care of fairly and my gear treated like a valuable piece of kit, rather than something disposable.
Which may tie back to Tyler's post a bit, since I can loan him my 600 when he visits Oahu next and maybe convince to save up and spend more
Tyler, let me know if you want me to ask after the UVs Jon mentioned his commercial customer is replacing when I pick up mine as they're all on the same pallet.
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