where can you get them?how much they cost?to maintain?
i heard that some companies pay for the machine and maintain them themselves in exchange for the cut of the profits, is this true? who does that?
It’s the question of the week in physics…
I heard it was to do with weight and size but they’d have to be very precise and surely coins lose weight over years by being chipped away etc. I’ve tried making fake coins but they never get accepted despite me using the same size and weight as a normal coin.
What about notes, how can a machine read notes? Is it by the serial number?
How do (vending, change) machines know the difference between a $1 and a $5,$10 and $20
does the machine see something we don’t? I mean they’re the same size, they just have different things printed on them. How does the machine know? websites welcome
I have (2) snack/soda combo machines that include bill changers that i desparately need to get rid of. I am in the Houston area. We are relocating and there is no room on the moving truck for them. If anybody has any suggestions on how i can get rid of them, Please let me know !
I have no idea what category this goes in.
I see Nick Jonas rarely drinking soda. Soda is the one what’s causing his diabetes! If you know any other reasons, answer this question and If you know Nick Jonas’ email, email this to him. And also, read this(below). This is actually by Dr. Joseph Mercola:
One can of soda has about 10 teaspoons of sugar, 150 calories, 30 to
55 mg of caffeine, and is loaded with artificial food colors and
sulphites. I can’t think of any good reason to ever have it. The
diet varieties are also problematic as they are filled with harmful
artificial sweeteners like aspartame.
Studies have linked soda to osteoporosis, obesity, tooth decay and
heart disease, yet the average American drinks an estimated 56
gallons of soft drinks each year. Plus, drinking all that sugar will
likely suppress your appetite for healthy foods, which pave the way
for nutrient deficiencies.
Soft drink consumption among children has almost doubled in the
United States over the last decade, which is not surprising
considering that most school hallways are lined with soda-filled
vending machines.
Schools often make marketing deals with leading soft drink companies
such as Coca-Cola from which they receive commissions–based on a
percentage of sales at each school–and sometimes a lump-sum
payment, in exchange for their students’ health. School vending
machines can increase the consumption of sweetened beverages by up
to 50 or more cans of soda per student per year.
If you routinely drink soda–regular or diet–eliminating it from
your diet is one of the simplest and most profound health
improvements you can make.
How old are you and how much do you plan to invest?
im interested in starting a gumball vending co. i would like info on if they are successful.
I have an opportunity to buy 2 machines at a reasonable price and I would like some input.
