Originally posted by mecrox Ditto if the upgrade is done in a timely fashion, weeks not months.
If Precision were smart (or any of the worldwide service centers for that matter, but especially Precision) they'd take orders, put them into a first-in-first-out queue with each camera having a set service date, then have people send in their cameras a week before the service date. This is a largely repetitive operation so they should be able to figure out how long each board replacement will take, on average, with not too much deviation. If things turn out to go a little faster or slower, they can send update emails advising the customer of a different service date and date to send the camera in.
But hey, I'm not in the camera service business, so good luck everyone! (Myself included.)