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21-02-2010, 10:20
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Re: Our camera broke....
I would still contact FIRST to be sure the replacement model is acceptable. Specs may have changed with the replacement model, and it would seem FIRST would be able to provide a quick and "legal" answer. Those cameras are fairly expensive to purchase, and buying one that you can't use wastes resources.
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