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Old 06-30-2011, 06:44 PM #3
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I believe the "socks" from rebuilder were conductive and had wires throughout them... $600.00+ per pair.

These don't look the same IMO.

Not believable IMO
ah, thanks for enlightening there Mrs D.

I guess theres not much point then.. so back to the drawing board .

Will there ever be any new developments I wonder - sigh

p.s. sorry to hear about your cats. Id love one but my landlord wont allow it.

all the best.

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