Possible to get a gen dial for PAM104?

[gwatch]

If so how does one go about getting it?

Thanks.

[miagi]

ebay

[StormTooper4]

Whats wrong with the one you have?

[gwatch]

  On 6/7/2012 at 3:22 AM, stormtooper4 said:

Whats wrong with the one you have?

Nothing, but it's a rep. It has some differences compared to gen. Anyway, I am not interested in fixing the existing dial. OTOH, if I can get hold of a gen dial I'd totally go for it. BTW, I didn't find any dials on ebay. If they are that simple to find, I wouldn't be posting here.

[Scarface]

Gen dials are almost impossible to find these days , keep a lookout at paneristi maybe you get lucky and find one

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[montrealer08]

  On 6/7/2012 at 11:40 AM, Scarface said:

Gen dials are almost impossible to find these days , keep a lookout at paneristi maybe you get lucky and find one

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No parts on paneristi.com, they are not allowed. You're more likely to find parts (dials, hands, cases..) on viapaneristi.com, they actually show up quite often.

Good luck

[StormTooper4]

Bound to be one on here

[Watchmeister]

There is at least one floating around somewhere. I really don't know who has it but as far as I know it has not been put to use. Put out a WTB on the forums.

[gwatch]

  On 6/7/2012 at 12:10 PM, stormtooper4 said:

Bound to be one on here

Oh, what a waste of them dials!! I need a replica version of that art though!

Edited June 7, 2012 by gwatch

[gwatch]

Thanks for the responses.

[tanya]

The New noob 104 is 1:1 with no dicernable differneces

Buying a gen 104 dial is as big an example of pissing money away as buying a gen 111 dial now days. Both are the low end entry level gen pams and both are being made as now essantially as 1:1 reps

If you are going to go the length of franken build something more exotic. A 104 is a pam honda accord

[gwatch]

I see, but NooB 104 dial seems to have thicker 6 and 12 markings. H factory dial seems to be closer to the gen, although numbers seem thinner.

I ordered a noob 104 and it should be here any day, so we'll see how good the dial really is. You are right - slight imperfections may not be a justifiable reason to waste money on overpriced gen parts.