Abdul Setoua is in Astoria, NY, he has a 718 area code number as I recall.
PAV is on Long Island. But it's not THAT hard to ship stuff off.
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well, if after getting the projector from free they do not want to
spend money on basic maint. then they do not know what film is all
about. these are mechanical devices, like cars. if you get a car for
free you still have to take it to a shop for basic stuff or if you
know how to do it you do it
I’m currently in Buffalo, NY if anyone can direct towards a
repair/maintenance shop or anything like that
On Sat, Jun 6, 2020 at 6:10 PM Eric Theise wrote:
> I'm going to take a cue from Dominic's comment about postage and ask
> where, apart from "wasn't in NYC", are you Chris Rodriguez? Framewo
I'm going to take a cue from Dominic's comment about postage and ask where,
apart from "wasn't in NYC", are you Chris Rodriguez? Frameworks is an
international list and while plenty of its conversations have little
connection to the poster's location, discussions involving weighty
equipment or anno
> How would I go about repairing it and/or figuring out what=E2=80=99s wrong =
> with it?
I am assuming that there is nothing wrong with it, that it is perfectly fine
and just needs maintenance. If it needs repair, that is a different matter.
Most projectors have service manuals available which
How would I go about repairing it and/or figuring out what’s wrong with it?
On Sat, Jun 6, 2020 at 5:35 PM Julian Antos
wrote:
> FWIW an Eiki SSL or similar would seems to be the most likely to work
> without issue even after sitting for many years.
>
> Elmos will have disintegrated rubber rolle
FWIW an Eiki SSL or similar would seems to be the most likely to work
without issue even after sitting for many years.
Elmos will have disintegrated rubber rollers, Pageants will almost
certainly have sound or motor problems, and Bell and Howells will have
cracked worm gears.
This isn’t to say th
Seek and you will find. I have been able to purchase many in good working
condition. Postage is a problem and trust little on Ebay…most have never used
the one’s they are selling. I have acquired most of my equipment enough for two
complete benches etc by constantly looking and carefully, very c
The problem with those freebies is that they aren't free. People get them,
they don't want to pay to have them cleaned and lubed before they use them,
and then they wreck the cams in an hour of using them dry. Budget maybe
$200 to $300 to have a free projector put into condition to use.
Please
Bud: Credit is a sacred trust. It's what our free society was founded
on! Do you think they give a damn about their bills in Russia? [Otto,
dozing , does not answer] I said, "Do you think they give a damn about
their bills in Russia?"
Otto Maddox (wakes up): They don't pay bills in Russia. It's all
yeah but those cost MONEY. i mean freebies! nothing beeter than a
freebie. as JK Galbraith said in his nobel prize (price?) speech- ''
you cant compete with free""
2020-06-06 10:39 GMT-04:00, Christopher Ball :
> I often see them in 2nd hand stores, pawn shops, or army surplus stores
>
> On Sun, M
Hey folks,
apologies for multiple postings, I had some of the info wrong - corrected
below!Moira
I'mlooking for a clean and reliable subletter for my old-school loft
inBrooklyn, from July 2020 till at least the end of the year (finalizingdates
at the mo, will discuss further in person; an earl
I often see them in 2nd hand stores, pawn shops, or army surplus stores
On Sun, May 31, 2020 at 8:35 PM Francisco Torres
wrote:
> ---universities and public libraries may have projectors for free.
>
> 2020-05-31 16:17 GMT-04:00, Scott Dorsey :
> > There are lots of free projectors out there... a
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