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Reviews (3)
May 28, 2019
Lightweight, easy to use, dependable
My husband hunts and fishes and picks berries. He bought one of these years ago, and since then his compass is just a backup. His Bushnell BackTrack is easy to use, easy to see. He can mark where he left the truck, and walk, or take the boat, right back at the end of the day.
Unfortunately, he left the batteries in over the winter and they leaked. Couldn't get it open to change the batteries. Trying to buy a new one, we saw they don't make them anymore. So very pleased to find it here on eBay!
Later we did manage to get the old one open, but damaged the seal removing the white leaked stuff. It will probably work again, haven't tried it yet.
Aug 21, 2022
Paper without lines
I've been using my Wellspring Flip Note for nine years now. I had a supply of extra pens and paper pads. I finally ran out of pads, and discovered Wellspring no longer sells them unlined. But besides lists, I also make sketches and diagrams. These are unlined -- work much better for me.
Sep 06, 2010
Great printer!
I bought this Lexmark Z23 to replace one that finally died after 9 years of pretty much daily use, having printed about 15,000 pages. What a great printer!
Other pluses: You can refill the ink tanks yourself. It works with our old computers -- Windows 98 First Edition and Windows 2000. (I don't know if there are drivers for XP or above.)
One annoyance: It pulls the paper through by grabbing it on the right-hand side. If you're loading just one or two sheets, you can avoid a paper jam or crooked printing by setting the paper at a slight angle, bottom left a little lower. With a thicker stack of paper, it doesn't seem to need any compensating.