Pro's Pro Stringing Machine (www.arfaian.com)

Discussion in 'Badminton Stringing Techniques & Tools' started by maa2003, Oct 25, 2008.

  1. maa2003

    maa2003 Regular Member

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    Hi, how much is shipping for this?
     
    #2 derekcai, Oct 25, 2008
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    slick designs, nice colors.
    from the pictures the only different between the two is
    XP-Plus : manaual crank
    TX0500N : eletronic

    i think i would perfer crank
     
    #3 J450N, Oct 25, 2008
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    What's the difference between XP Plus and Pro Pilot? :confused:
     
    #4 epermana, Oct 30, 2008
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    Hi there,
    I bought a Pro's Pro TX-500N about 16 months ago. In my opinion the quality of the machine is quite good. The original cramps are made for tennis. So I have to buy some extra cramps for badminton rackets.
    One month ago the stringing motor broke. So I contact the support. The motor was repaired within a week with no costs for me.
    But I live in Germany which is not that far away from Austria! ;)
     
    #5 ws1965, Nov 4, 2008
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    pro pilot is tabletop machine, the other one has a stand
     
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