Hi Jack,

As to a source of paper - check your office supply store for plotter 
paper.  It comes in a varity of sizes (in letter numbers A1, A4 etc) up 
to about a square yard.  You will no doubt need to cut it to fit, but it 
is available in ream packages.

Raul

Jack Ivey wrote:

> Hi all,
> After wanting a Helicorder of my very own for a long time, I've gotten 
> ahold of
> a Geotech Portacorder RV-320, which after some repairs is working.  
> Geotech
> (geoinstr.com) very nicely sent a manual for an RV-320B for free, but 
> the B 
> seems to be the next model, about 10 years newer than mine.  Does anyone
> have a manual for the older RV-320 (circa 1977)?
>  
> Also, I seem to have the smoked-paper version, does anyone know how 
> horrible that
> is to work with, and where might I get some appropriate paper (for 
> relatively low $)?
>  
> Thanks,
> Jack
>  




  
  


Hi Jack,



As to a source of paper - check your office supply store for plotter
paper.  It comes in a varity of sizes (in letter numbers A1, A4 etc) up
to about a square yard.  You will no doubt need to cut it to fit, but
it is available in ream packages.



Raul 



Jack Ivey wrote:


  
  
  
Hi
all,
  
After
wanting a Helicorder of my very own for a long time, I've gotten
ahold of 
  
a
Geotech Portacorder RV-320, which after some repairs is working. 
Geotech 
  
(geoinstr.com)
very nicely sent a manual for an RV-320B for free, but
the B 
  
seems
to be the next model, about 10 years newer than mine.  Does anyone 
  
have
a manual for the older RV-320 (circa 1977)?
  
 
  
Also,
I seem to have the smoked-paper version, does anyone know how
horrible that 
  
is to
work with, and where might I get some appropriate
paper (for relatively low $)?
  
 
  
Thanks,

Jack