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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    Wow, $350 USD at current exchange rates for what amounts to a hotplate with a thermostat. "They sure are proud of 'em" as we say here in the south. Still cheaper (and no doubt cheaper to ship across the pond too) than a Nova slot processor.

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    A few years ago a thread on this forum pointed the way to electric pads made for keeping livestock warm, specifically pigs. An on-line search turns up "pig warmers," "pig warmer pad," and "pig heating pad." One site has them for $49.00 each.

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    ... Or one can put the tray over the pig to warm it - but in this case the pig have to have fever and stay quit - that's more affordable, or, depending where you are, can or can't be.
    At the end, If it doesn't work, you can eat the pig. (Sorry couldn't resist with this pig story).



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    Thanks. Even the most deluxe pig warmer I found would work great - 18"x18" square would work great for up to a 16x20 tray I think, and has a thermostat to maintain anything between 40 and 105F in 2F increments. That one is $214 and I'm sure others would be cheaper but that's already way less.

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    Sorry for the ebay link, but you could ask your fish dealer (aquaristics) for something like this:
    http://www.ebay.de/itm/Heizmatte-40W...7lb5-oihDKNlrw

    Heater for water beds will do the same; my old bed used such a system, my newer bed has a solid ceramic plate instead.

    As Sinar-Horst has said before, to avoid damage to the heating plate, a very good contact between plate and tray is absolutely necessary, so maybe you have to build something which will guarantee this contact.

    Thisadays I am interested in building a heating system for my sink, too; maybe it could be useable to heat the whole big sink with only one heating system ( something like a waterbed or a food heating system) and to put the trays onto this element.

    Ritchie

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    Quote Originally Posted by Sinarist View Post
    Hi,
    this is mine , see shots of 2 directions

    Sinarist
    Great setup, I love the heated trays! I love RA-4 too!
    Mike

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    Well after looking after all these images I don't feel guilty about having more than one enlarger.

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    Quote Originally Posted by plapczynski View Post
    Well after looking after all these images I don't feel guilty about having more than one enlarger.
    If that makes you feel guilty, this forum is like a therapy group.

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    Quote Originally Posted by plapczynski View Post
    Well after looking after all these images I don't feel guilty about having more than one enlarger.
    I was searching the interwebs last week for pictures of darkrooms to use in a class I will teaching soon. I could hardly find one that didn't have multiple enlargers!

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    Re: Lets See Your Darkroom

    Quote Originally Posted by plapczynski View Post
    Well after looking after all these images I don't feel guilty about having more than one enlarger.
    Well, I have 5 but don't have room to have more than two set up, though I could also set up the Valloy II if needed. L

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