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| jakejake28:
i-pac does not. it has little holes that you screw the wire into. i don't know how to elaborate, but it is very easy. basically, you insert the wire, and screw down a screw. it is idiot-proof. |
| Sasquatch!:
I own a KE72-T and it works fine, but if I were to do it all again I'd get an IPAC. The KE72 is more expensive, and connecting it up is a bit of a pain. |
| skirge66:
if you get the breakout boards to go with the KE72 they have ribbon cable that plug to the encoder board then you wire to the breakout boards just like the I-PAC stick the wire in the hole and screww down. deffinately more expensive...much more expensive, if I had a budget to live by I would not have used it myself |
| Kane:
I've got the KeyWiz and I think it's awesome. As a newbie on a tight budget it was the easiest, cheapest solution for me. I had only one small issue (my fault, I failed to read the instructions) and Randy was more the happy to help. I have never used the other encoders so I don't know about them, but for me, when I buy another one, I will be getting another KeyWiz. |
| RacerX:
I have a Hagstrom LP24, and I have had no problems with it. I had a floppy drive go bad on me and wipe every disk that I put into it, and wouldn't you know, the first disk it happened to (before I started testing it with blank ones) was the disk with the LP24Config program on it. I e-mailed Hagstrom, and they e-mailed me another copy of the LP24Config program within 20-30 minutes. I just wanted to say that they have excellent customer service, too. That being said, I also own an Opti-pac, and I couldn't be more please with it. And if the I-pac would have been around when I bought my LP24, I would have gone with the I-pac because of price. |
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