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iu have a micro fisch machine fully working need it out of the way before it goes to the tip . any body

gaszman wrote:iu have a micro fisch machine fully working need it out of the way before it goes to the tip . any body

What size fisch does it take ?

gaszman wrote:iu have a micro fisch machine fully working need it out of the way before it goes to the tip . any body

Si had all the micro fisch slides for the e30.

Ah but do you have the micro fisch tank to put them in?

EThreezero wrote:Ah but do you have the micro fisch tank to put them in?

4x6 or 100x150
as i said free to a good hame

wat is it?

gaszman wrote:iu have a micro fisch machine fully working need it out of the way before it goes to the tip . any body

I will find a good use for it, what make is it. Is it just a reader or reader printer. Where is it located?

Trevor, i've converted all those fiche already pop round for a cd. Powelly i'm sorry dude i've not whizzed them over to you yet.

Steve the mod, any answer on hosting the workshop manuals on the zone or wiki???? Or any other mod wanna answer???

aranib wrote: "wat is it"

This:

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-microfiche.htm

The sort of thing you'll see the parts counter guy using to look up technical drawings, etc.

Microfiche was basically an old method of storing data. On a normal fiche you could store up to 60'ish sheets of a4 paper on a fiche the size of a post card. A special machine called a reader is needed to view the documents. A reader printer can then print out the documents at its original size.

The motor industry sometimes used Jumbo fiche where hundreds of pages could be stored on a single fiche (albeit larger than a post card). Specials equipment is needed to view/print from these.

Many people believe that microfilm is still the best method or storing data over electronic format. Time will tell.

And that concludes are microfilm lesson for today.

ok its a deckart dk25 reader only
its located in southampton and its free