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From: abeles@mhuxm.UUCP (abeles)
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Subject: Re: Slide Projectors
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Date: Tue, 26-Feb-85 19:32:19 EST
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> Frankly, your only choice is WHICH Kodak Carousel to get.  Not only does
> Kodak provide their projectors with curved field lenses, which provide the
> greatest fidelity for slides in cardboard or plastic mounts (non-curved
> lenses are available for slides in glass mounts as well), but you can
> get Kodak trays and accessories everywhere.  Consumer Reports gives the
> Kodak units their recommendation as well.
> I'm quite pleased with my 4400, which provides remote control advance and
> focus and runs around $180 discounted.  

My 4400 has given me quite a bit of trouble because it decided not
to advance correctly when using the 140 slide capacity slide carousel.

Anyone else with similar experiences?  It likes to skip several slides.

--J. Abeles