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_MG_2138 This is my film scanner. It
does anything to and including medium format. Since Minolta went under there are no parts available so when it breaks that's it. Good thing it's built like a tank!
Anti-static Bubblewrap on scanner.
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Display of scanners and a lone CB at Radio Shack. Since Radio Shack has moved from its hobby image these have been relegated to the back corner of the store, cell phones take the center stage there now. At one time products like this were thier bread and butter.
Dirt Camp
this was the meeting place and campout zone at Leadville.It was a burnt out landfill area below town. We would hang out with the Mutants from Flagstaff and get ready for the race as we knew how..The Mutants had their top secret pre/post race Go Juice containing Olympia beer, Gatoraide, and Ibuprofin..Dirt Camp was where I got to know GARRO, The Vulture, EK , Russell the Muscle and many other great folks..
Too many magazines around? Throw away these big and heavy printed books. Magazine lovers in digital age should use scanner for clipping.
Philip K Dick's classic novel, A Scanner Darkly. Daw Books, first printing, 1984. Cover art by Bob Pepper.
more scanner experiments... done in a single scan with a lens train to focus my eye; note: don't look into an older scanner with the very bright incandescent light; this has an LED light bar and I used an LED flashlight for my face also; external light sources are seen as monochrome with this scanner
Access control security hand scanner provides another layer of protection at a nuclear facility.
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A 16 channel Regency crystal controlled scanner radio on sale for Christmas 1975. Not a bad deal at the time, with the 16 crystals included. The crystals alone would cost about $80.
Access control security hand scanner provides another layer of protection at a nuclear facility.
Visit the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's website at www.nrc.gov/.
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