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For the most complete look at all of the Chinese Minolta 35mm SLR clones -- there are hundreds of them -- check out: CHINA
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Thanks. One option for me is to take it apart and visually try to determine what does what. A simpler option -- the one I will try first -- is to check with a meter each of the six contacts to see where there is 24v power. I thought I could possibly avoid that by asking here is case someone might know. The other enlarger head only needs power. It uses a FCS 24v 150w bulb with no fan.
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I know it's 24v. That's obvious. I need to know what each of the six colorhead contacts are for so I can match it up with my other head which is also 24v.
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I'm happy to tell. I want to determine if it will work with a different enlarger head for which it was not designed. Does that make a difference?
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What are each of the six colorhead contacts?
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Still having troubling posting.
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But I would only modify it, if it works for my purposes. That's what I need to determine.
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If I modify it, I would be changing the outlets.
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I'm having trouble posting.
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I have the equipment to test it. I just thought I could save some time by asking.
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The output from the power supply is 24 volt. Is the output from the power supply AC or DC? The box does not say.
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There ISN'T anything wrong. I want to modify it for another purpose. I'm not going into a lengthy explanation if there isn't anyone who knows a lot about the innards. That's all.
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Is there anyone out there that might be able to answer an electrical question about the Beseler #8198 Dual Dichro DGA32 power supply -- Beseler can't!
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<p>I agree. The biggest problem with the Mamiya 16 (with focusing lens) is that the lens gets stuck in place (due to dried-out old grease) and then the "slider" arm breaks, bends or disconnects. It's an easy fix with a drop of alcohol or lighter fluid, but you need to make sure it is working and lubricated and connected before you put it all back together.</p>
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<p>My TOKO website is up and running, although it is still under construction. Take a look at<br> www.subclub.org/toko/index.htm</p><div></div>
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<p>My TOKO website is up and running, although it is still under construction. Take a look at<br> www.subclub.org/toko/index.htm</p>
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<p>Fujinar LF lenses were marked in centimeters not millimeters. The widest was a 15cm W f6.3 lens. So the lens you are talking about is NOT a Fujinar lens -- unless it is marked in centimeters. For the most complete -- but still limited -- info see:<br> http://www.subclub.org/fujinon/byseries.htm</p>
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<p>I hope to get a TOKO website set up and running soon. I don't know if they are still in business, but they are great cameras. It will be listed at "The world's most complete Fujinon large format website" at<br> http://www.subclub.org/fujinon/</p>
