is this a fisher space pen product? or a different off-brand like trekker?
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Not sure how to answer because they're all the same pen but they all take the pressurized Fisher ink refills. I get the bold. Should last throughout doomsday. ;)
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the refill is marked www.riteintherain.com. it is sealed and probably pressurized. It does work great so far. I am wearing it in every day at work and it does not fall off its cap.
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Runs a Fisher ink insert, and has the official Fisher spacepen logo on the bottom of the body of the pen. By that info, I would have to say it is the real deal.
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Pencils work fine, but I prefer the Fisher Space Pen. Some ballpoint pens don't write as well on the paper.
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Not sure about the fisher refills. Here are two specific refills I have used. Zebra, F-Refill, 0.7mm, Blue Ink, 1 Pack of 2 refills (85522)Zebra(R) Ballpoint F-Refills For F-301 Ultra,F-301 Pen, F-301 Compact, F-402 Pen, Fine Point, 0.7 mm, Black, Pack Of 2Overall it's an excellent pen. Especially to carry in front pants pocket.
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listen this is a fisher pen it takes the universal fisher space pen refill you can see this on the fisher site, I have no idea where this other person is getting their information, if you contact the fisher space pen customer service they will be happy to answer this question on stylus options www.spacepen.com is where you will get your best answer, it seems that any implement of the correct diameter can be substituted in the place of the stylus (the sight suggests that you can replace it with another pen color) so if you have a soft stylus that fits in a regular size pen refill spot it seems like it might be done with little effort. listen this is a fisher pen it takes the universal fisher space pen refill you can see this on the fisher site, I have no idea where this other person is getting their information, if you contact the fisher space pen customer service they will be happy to answer this question on stylus options www.spacepen.com is where you will get your best answer, it seems that any implement of the correct diameter can be substituted in the place of the stylus (the sight suggests that you can replace it with another pen color) so if you have a soft stylus that fits in a regular size pen refill spot it... » Read More listen this is a fisher pen it takes the universal fisher space pen refill you can see this on the fisher site, I have no idea where this other person is getting their information, if you contact the fisher space pen customer service they will be happy to answer this question on stylus options www.spacepen.com is where you will get your best answer, it seems that any implement of the correct diameter can be substituted in the place of the stylus (the sight suggests that you can replace it with another pen color) so if you have a soft stylus that fits in a regular size pen refill spot it seems like it might be done with little effort. « Show Less
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Fisher makes the Inka cartridge, which I think is kind of funny, since I see Inka as a sort of hippie version of Fisher. You want their Universal refill, and you have to slide off your present stylus and put it on the Fisher refill. Search Amazon for "Fisher Universal Refill."
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Contact Amazon Customer Support to see if they can assist you in obtaining another pen. If they cannot,try contacting Scientific Globe for assistance?
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No, not according to the application site. You may try audio-technical.com and see if they have another stylus for the fisher. Steve
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Yes, I would say so. I love the pens, because they are perfect for pocket-carry and they write on nearly anything in any position. I recently bought several more, so I checked the box of a spare. The outside cardboard box has info and graphics about the pen coming from the space program, and the inside clear plastic display box is pretty nice. Buy it for the pen. I gave one to my friend, and he thanked me the other day saying it was his every day carry pen and he uses it all the time. Refills are easy to find.
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I looked very carefully on the rounded sides and top, but failed to see a "P" engraved. I also checked my wife's Pen... she has the model with the gold trim, and it also doesn't have a "P" engraved in the clicker button. The Ink we use in our Parker Pens, is the Fisher Space Pen Ink, which practically writes on anything, from any direction.
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I do almost no drawing, but I take notes ALL the time on my iPad. I've tried a LOT of styluses, and Maglus is my favorite. I tried Adonit Jot, but was not happy with it (too noisy, skips). I tried Cosmonaut and like its writing action, but it looks goofy, and is easy to lose since it is not pocket-friendly. Maglus works very well for writing, and I love the magnetic mount for iPad (not sure if that works for Samsung).
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It's elastic and should be no problem - however, it will probably stretch out the elastic so thinner pens may be secured as well. If the Fisher is the pen of choice, then it's not an issue.
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The pen pictured is the Q4 by Fisher which is a fine writing instrument. It has a hard stylus (the type used on PDA,s not cell phones) a mechanical pencil and two ink colors (black and red). The stylus can be easily removed if you don't need it, and replaced with a different color refill (I chose blue). The refills are available through Amazon and come in 4 or 5 different ink colors. I am very happy with this pen. Be prepared for a heavy pen when you receive it. It is all metal all metal hardly any plastic.
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This one doesn't ( and you wouldn't want it to because it would be attached to your keys. ) but the classic Fisher space pen does. The "bullet"
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The Infiniter I bought was given as a Christmas gift. I contacted the gift recipient and he says his is still working. I think you might have to take it to a pen store and compare (maybe try) different brands. Where I live there aren't a lot of pen stores (about 3) but maybe a stationery store will have the same thing.
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I have mine filled with a Fisher Space pen refill (blue, fine). It comes with the adapter for the Jotter and works very well.
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Yeah, I thought the same thing when I first got it. The cap is actually on the "non-pointed" end. I figured the pen was in the "pointed" end, but it is not. Mine was a little tight as well so once I got it off I loosened it up with a little pressure on the inner plastic.
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I believe these Fisher Space Pen refills. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004HGDQQS?vs=1