Free bees all gone now: You pay postage,nothing tested, nothing inferred, all given to me. The paper would appear to be good. A test piece( leaving 7 or 8 sheets) turned black in sun.

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

You pay postage,nothing tested, nothing inferred, all given to me. The paper would appear to be good. A test piece( leaving 7 or 8 sheets) turned black in sun. If photos do not answer ??? Then beyond me. I will dissemble enlarger and make a wooden box for shipping if need be. Again shipping will be on you. RSVP to private, first comer gets any or all. Bill

rjaywallace Loc: Wisconsin

Bill, what are you talking about? No photos = no questions and, with respect, no sale. — Ralph

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

rjaywallace wrote:

Bill, what are you talking about? No photos = no questions and, with respect, no sale. ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ¢ÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ Ralph

Earth to Bill, duh. NOTE TO ME, HIT SEND. Here they are. My feet not included, only two I have. Kind of attached to them.

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speters Loc: Grangeville/Idaho

newtoyou wrote:

You pay postage,nothing tested, nothing inferred, all given to me. The paper would appear to be good. A test piece( leaving 7 or 8 sheets) turned black in sun. If photos do not answer ??? Then beyond me. I will dissemble enlarger and make a wooden box for shipping if need be. Again shipping will be on you. RSVP to private, first comer gets any or all. Bill

??????? Maybe you should mention what the heck you're talking about!

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

speters wrote:

??????? Maybe you should mention what the heck you're talking about!

Trying to give away some equipment. I know nothing about it. Photos are all I have. I missed getting photos up. Hope I got it this time. Any or all free forpostage.

ygelman Loc: new -- North of Poughkeepsie!

I'm sure he meant "freebie" photo equipment. I'm not sure he's the best salesman in town.

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

ygelman wrote:

I'm sure he meant "freebie" photo equipment. I'm not sure he's the best salesman in town.

Thank you. Not even at my price, obviously. Bill

sb Loc: Florida's East Coast

No thanks, I can get all the bees I need from my brother, who raises them.

EdJ0307 Loc: out west someplace

I had one of those Honeywell strobes back in the day. Worked well but it was big and heavy. From what I heard that handle was one big capacitor and mine took a half a minute to recharge on the three C-cell batteries. A lot faster when plugged into a wall outlet.

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

EdJ0307 wrote:

I had one of those Honeywell strobes back in the day. Worked well but it was big and heavy. From what I heard that handle was one big capacitor and mine took a half a minute to recharge on the three C-cell batteries. A lot faster when plugged into a wall outlet.

Those were sub-C cell NiCds in the tray. You can probably find replacements on the Internet, along with instructions to replace them in many of the Honeywell Strobonars of the period.

I have a 65D. It had an empty tray, but it used a 510-Volt battery pack (Eveready 497) that isn't readily available now.

My guess is, this flash isn't worth using for anything other than a period prop on a movie set.

EdJ0307 Loc: out west someplace

burkphoto wrote:

Those were sub-C cell NiCds in the tray. You can probably find replacements on the Internet, along with instructions to replace them in many of the Honeywell Strobonars of the period.

I have a 65D. It had an empty tray, but it used a 510-Volt battery pack (Eveready 497) that isn't readily available now.

My guess is, this flash isn't worth using for anything other than a period prop on a movie set.

You may have used four sub-C cells but I used three C batteries with mine. Most of the time I plugged it into a wall socket.

Since I don't have the flash anymore I have no need or desire to find replacements on the internet.

nedell Loc: Holland NY USA

Its all free stuff. If you want any of it tell him and stop ragging on him. You pay postage if you want it. All understand now?

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

nedell wrote:

Its all free stuff. If you want any of it tell him and stop ragging on him. You pay postage if you want it. All understand now?

Thank you Sir. Bill

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

EdJ0307 wrote:

I had one of those Honeywell strobes back in the day. Worked well but it was big and heavy. From what I heard that handle was one big capacitor and mine took a half a minute to recharge on the three C-cell batteries. A lot faster when plugged into a wall outlet.

I got the hell knocked out of me from an old flash I had never used. Two, three years on a shelf. I was getting parts. The capacitor was still charged. Bill

EdJ0307 Loc: out west someplace

newtoyou wrote:

I got the hell knocked out of me from an old flash I had never used. Two, three years on a shelf. I was getting parts. The capacitor was still charged. Bill

Those capacitors can hold a charge for a long time but I'm surprised it held it for two or three years.