Save Money With WB Project

[bcroe at juno.com]

Yeah I would have preferred to buy a WB a year ago, but
not for $2000.  Sure it took all my spare time in April/May 
to turn requirements into a working device, but the financial
investment was not much.  But NOW I can build one for 
every car, and for all my friends dirt cheap; the payback is 
pretty fast.  

Testing time: trying out any new toy takes that, no matter
who built it.  My chief "testor" was having so much fun with
it, I couldn't get it back.

And on top of that, hundreds of units are being built (dirt
cheap again) by others.  The "secrets" are now public,
something I just love to see.  

Bruce Roe

On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 11:43:44 +0200 "Nic van der Walt" <nvdw at ifoni.com>
writes:

> > And, YES, they will save much money over a 
> comparable commercial product. 
> 
> NO THEY WON'T. That is the nature of developing something 
> like this.  They probably spent way more developing and 
> testing than what they would ever have spent on buying
> commercial units.



> N.
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