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![]() Michael Lawson wrote: I put one together last year, and yes, I agree with Ace. Of course, sealing the darn thing properly to prevent leakage into the case is important too. Had to go back a couple of times to reseal it to make sure it works, but they actually do work. --Mike L. ----------------------------- I have found that using the black plastic 35MM fil canisters filled with silicon seal works very well. The Kodak ones last much longer then the other I have checked. Don't use the clear, or translucent ones as they will fail in a single season. I us the plastic ones for mini DXpeditions. If you are lucky enough to hae an aluminum 33MM cnaister they work great! My dad was an advanced photographer so I have a few of the aluminium and even fewer of the even older painted steel units. I have an aluminium unit that has been up for ~10 years with no sign of failure. Terry |
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