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Mike Jones
Expert Film Handler

Posts: 108
From: Birmingham, MI, USA
Registered: Jul 2000

posted 12-19-2002 07:21 PM

until you get your humidifiers or fix your static problem. might i cautiously reccomend placing a "sticky-poo" (or whatever people call 'em) on the brain of the feeding platter. placed in the right position this can prevent the brain arm from jerking wildly. This obviously isn't a fix. but, if you're very careful about it, this can keep you from spending an evening putting together a thrown print.

i'm sure projectionist will chime in with every warning to not do this and blah blah, because blah and blah blah. but, you make the choice.

word to your dilly,

cheers, mike

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