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Originally posted by EVOEvo
o then theres no money for me  but dont worry im along ways from cali so i wont be takeing any bussines from u  but u do know flip tops wont kill a ps2 theres no way it could unless the owner leaves the lid open and gets alot of dirt in it which would be the owners fault cause it has nothing to do with the ele part of a ps2 and swap disk wont kill a unit its no dif then any other pressed disk but no solders do but very rarely out of all the 100s of these i did only one chiped killed a ps2 and slide cards i dont even use them things so i couldnt say
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OK first off I'm not worried about competition from you or anyone, and I'm not trying to sound pompous. There are many installers in Cali not to mention the rest of the country. Oh and also I get PS2's from as far away as New York and even one from Main, so you not being in Cali is besides the issue. I do this because I enjoy it. The money I make from the installs barely supports its self.
But to get on with the issue of the swap magic and flip top mod's, regardless of if the flip top will do damage to the PS2 or not it just doesn’t compare to the no-swap mods. I mean there are all the patching and swapping and flipping of tops, which by the way seams like a real peace of crap that breaks off easily. So why not convince people to use the real thing that requires no patching, no swapping, and no hassle. And what you said about it being the owners fault is eliminated with the no-swap mods. The no-swap mods are idiot proof! You can’t leave the top open to fill with dirt because there is no silly top to flip. As for the slid cards, these are the worst. Over time it wears out the drive motor and eject mechanism.
Finally it’s really up the buyer in the end but why not sway them to something that will make them happy and not fail or be a hassle to use?