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Remove Spool Brake to Avoid Roll Tearing
By Marc Goodman

Hi -- Just a note to Mr. Shahar regarding roll tearing.  Yes, proper
tracking is important when playing rolls without tearing (i.e., on the
take-up spool).  However, it is still on _rewind_ that I find where
rolls will tear the most.  Hence, my suggestions about removing the
lower brake and pulling out the left spool end.  I hope this will not
start a war of any sort!

Best,
Marc Goodman
Cleveland, Ohio

P.S.: I have many good 88-note rolls that I would like to sell, as well
as some Ampico.  Contact <marc888@cs.com> or tel.: 1-216-961-4231


(Message sent Wed 11 Jun 2003, 11:34:38 GMT, from time zone GMT-0400.)

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