[GreenKeys] It's Alive....I hope
Raymond Cote
rjcote at hawaii.rr.com
Fri Nov 2 17:46:40 EST 2007
Larry,
Long time ago when I had a couple 28's, I re-inked some epson
rolls by laying a strip of ribbon on a table, rolling the ink from
those rollers one uses to re-ink a stam pad then rolling up bout 3 feet
and laying out 3 feet more, and rolling, etc. etc. Worked fine business
but getting fingers clean took longer.
My experience with the cassettes is that it takes bout 2 weeks for the
ink to capillary (can that be a verb?) itself to all the ribbon. Once
you try it out, some of the text is ok and some is unreadable. It "do"
take patience.
Ray
Larry Tighe wrote:
> Got my bottle (i.e. 1 pint) of "Black Ink for Dot Matrix Ribbons" from
> Computerfriends today. Can't wait to judiciously pour some into my
> AN/UGC-74B ribbon cassette.
>
> I've already popped the top off and found a tightly compacted ribbon
> in there. Surely some capillary action from the ink puddle will
> restore the entire ribbon. I'll report back.
>
> Larry
> K2JIA
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