bart_nadeau1

If you use a 65mm the standard will be on the inter track so the rangefinder isn't engaged.

The one for the Super G that Gralex had was in a focusing mount. The cams work between

the two as do the lensboards. In fact the later Pacemaker boards do too if they have "bosses"

on the side - regular Pacemaker only boards only have bosses on the top and bottom. I've

got one of each. Enjoy.

bart

In addition to the 152 Ektar, look for a 162 Wollensak Raptar or a 190 Raptar. A 135 Wide

Field Ektar will be a little more pricy but will give you a ton of movement - it covers 5x7 w/o

moves as does the 190 Raptar.

What ever you get, invest in a shutter CLA for the greatest consistancy and to get an accurate

run out of your shutter speeds. Almost certainly the high speed will be the same as the next

lowest indicated speed.

bart

Lots of Graflex info at www.Graflex.com. If you are going to get one of these you should

check out this site.

Bart

Well I have one too. MIne is engraved "Scientific Lens Co. Ex Rap Symm #3" Hope if anyone

has any insite they will post.

Thanks,

Bart

I don't have a lens to visually inspect, but, according to the 1982 Fuji LF lens brochure I have,

the minimum apeture is 64 in a Copal #1 shutter for a 250 f6.3 EBC Fujinon-NWS.

Bart Nadeau

There is short dated, cold stored EK copy film on ebay right now. At least one maybe more,

100 sheet boxes.

BCN

Hi Joe.

Go on over to www.graflex.org and get detailed instructions. It is all there.

Bart