Re: IR pol's & 70mm (was: Newton Rings)

["Willem-Jan Markerink" <w.j.markerink@xxxxx>]

On 21 Jul 96 at 16:39, Robert Long wrote:

> My changing bag (bought from U.S. Army surplus in the 1960s) is so big
> it accommodates crates or boxes or small pieces of furniture to keep
> it away from busy hands.  Are there none that tent-like still on the
> market?  Perhaps a manufacturer of hot-air balloons could develop a
> sideline to make use of his scrap material...
> 
> But thinking seriously about it, there are a number of companies in my
> area that make a variety of sewn-cloth items like tote bags.  Since
> they regularly do custom work, I bet they could fabricate changing
> bags for a less than outrageous price if they had an order for, say,
> 20 pieces.  If there is enough interest in this group, I could
> approach a couple of them and get an estimate.

FWIW: I read somewhere that one needs a second rubberized lining to 
make it a real dark loading bag.
And I also remember an add about a 2x1x1m tent, as a mobile dark 
room. Does this trigger any brands/products? 
Kindof cool, but it would certainly raise eyebrows if you unfold it
in the middle of the street....nut^2 or something....not an
unfamiliar feeling, like when fiddling with a normal bag on a ski
slope....;-))

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The difference 
between men and boys
is the price of their toys

<w.j.markerink@xxxxx>
[note: 'a-one' & 'en-el'!]

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