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RE: HP-01 available - PANAMATIK - 12-05-2019 09:39 PM
Special christmas offer for december 2019
Again available: Full HP-01 repair service for the price of the DIY HP-01 repair kit.
HP-01 repair kit
Is your HP-01 module corroded? Do you want to get your stainless steel or gold HP-01 back to life again and you don't know how a soldering iron looks like? This is your way to go. Until end of december.
Bernhard
RE: HP-01 available - PANAMATIK - 12-19-2021 02:54 PM
I want to share with you a nice HP-01 ensemble on the occasion of a jubilee. These defective modules have accumulated in the last years during my repairs. Some of them have still their LED display, mostly some segments are defective, others have transferred the display successfully to a new HP-01 circuit, as shown in the upper left.
The jubilee to celebrate is the 50th repaired HP-01 watch with the new HP-01 circuit since july 2016.
Bernhard
RE: HP-01 available - rprosperi - 12-19-2021 07:21 PM
Bravo Bernhard!!!
That's 50 more HP-01 than most people considered were likely to ever work again!
Still unexpected and amazing!
RE: HP-01 available - BobVA - 12-19-2021 07:36 PM
I'm wearing mine today, thanks to your module!
RE: HP-01 available - Doug (NYC) - 12-25-2021 06:11 PM
My HP-01 still works... I am wondering if I should order one of these modules just in case the day comes when it stops. I don't want them to disappear when I need it (in who knows how many years). Thanks for making it!
RE: HP-01 available - BobVA - 12-25-2021 07:43 PM
(12-25-2021 06:11 PM)Doug (NYC) Wrote: My HP-01 still works... I am wondering if I should order one of these modules just in case the day comes when it stops. I don't want them to disappear when I need it (in who knows how many years). Thanks for making it!
Absolutely! You need to use the engineering principle of Applied Superstition here. The only way to make sure your original module doesn't fail is to have a replacement on hand. :-)