- Oct 11, 2006
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My 8-year old printer finally broke and I bought a new one. The old one used HP 45, which contained 42 mL of ink. The new cartridges are HP 92, with only 5 mL.
Do new printers actually use less ink, or are they just giving us less ink per cartridge?
Can the HP 92 cartridge hold more than 5 mL of ink? I want to use a compatible refill kit, but it comes in 3x30 mL syringes. If the cartridge only holds 5 mL, would there be any problems refilling the same cartridge 6 times using the same syringe?
Yeah.. I've never done this kind of thing before. Any comments appreciated
Do new printers actually use less ink, or are they just giving us less ink per cartridge?
Can the HP 92 cartridge hold more than 5 mL of ink? I want to use a compatible refill kit, but it comes in 3x30 mL syringes. If the cartridge only holds 5 mL, would there be any problems refilling the same cartridge 6 times using the same syringe?
Yeah.. I've never done this kind of thing before. Any comments appreciated