No disbelieving laughter here.
If you cannot get the power pack you need then perhaps an alternative  
may be the new high capacity rechargable batteries around now? Get a  
couple of sets and a quick charger.

On 27/01/2007, at 5:15 AM, Joe Bollard wrote:

hello friends, i think this might be the list to contact with my strange
request, but even if you can't help me directly you might point me in  
the
right direction, i am looking for a power pack for an old open-reel
recorder, i have quite a lot of material recorded on open reel that i  
want
to transfer to Cd, the recorder i used  [centuries ago] was a uher 4000
report IC, it does take batteries, but eats them like cookies, so i am
endeavouring to find a power pack for the machine, yes, i can hear you
falling off your  chairs with disbelieving laughter, before the days of
sound forge, cool edit, flash cards, mini disks, etc. i used my  what  
was
then called a "portable recorder"  it weighed half a ton, but the  
quality
was quite good if one had a good microphone, which i did, and it was  
mono,
but i would dearly love to be able to get my hands on the power pack for
this machine, it took five inch reels, and recorded at three speeds,  
the top
one being seven-and-a-half  IPS, hope someone might be able to advise  
me,
thanks, joe.



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