Racelogic VBOX support

[derek]

As the lack of customer service appears to be a common threads these days it refreshing when you find some excellent service.

I needed some help with the vbox and emailed Nathan last night. Several emails later an all my issues resolved. I was really impressed that the service was as good after I bought the vbox as before when looking for advice.

[_Nathan_]

Originally Posted by derek

As the lack of customer service appears to be a common threads these days it refreshing when you find some excellent service.

I needed some help with the vbox and emailed Nathan last night. Several emails later an all my issues resolved. I was really impressed that the service was as good after I bought the vbox as before when looking for advice.

Cheers Derek, glad to hear

[shimmy]

Originally Posted by derek

As the lack of customer service appears to be a common threads these days it refreshing when you find some excellent service.

I needed some help with the vbox and emailed Nathan last night. Several emails later an all my issues resolved. I was really impressed that the service was as good after I bought the vbox as before when looking for advice.

Tbh Nathan is very good at answering any questions, not just Racelogic ones.

I frequently text him questions about all sorts such as women, gardening, golf and chess. I recommend you all do the same.

[shane@mbtech]

+1 from me too.

Exactly the same service I recieved

[_Nathan_]

That reminds me Shim, in order:

Don't do it
It prefers peaty soil and try to keep it out of direct sunlight
I'd go with a cheeky 8 iron from the right with a touch of draw and some back spin
Bishop to King 7 will get you checkmate

[shimmy]

Originally Posted by _Nathan_

That reminds me Shim, in order:

Don't do it
It prefers peaty soil and try to keep it out of direct sunlight
I'd go with a cheeky 8 iron from the right with a touch of draw and some back spin
Bishop to King 7 will get you checkmate

As always, great advice!

[derek]

Originally Posted by _Nathan_

That reminds me Shim, in order:

Don't do it
It prefers peaty soil and try to keep it out of direct sunlight
I'd go with a cheeky 8 iron from the right with a touch of draw and some back spin
Bishop to King 7 will get you checkmate

I think your better sticking to data loggers