Illuminated Stereo-Tach viewer

[P3D Dr. George A. Themelis <DrT-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Hi!

Hi!

>I've been enjoying looking at my first stereo slides, taken with a pair
>of beamsplitters (which despite my other posting do perform well
>enough).

That's a good start!  Perhaps later on you could consider advancing
to a Stereo Realist or something similar...

>I have the non-illuminated viewers that came with the beamsplitters
>(Stereo-tach and Pentax), which are practically identical. Since I
>wanted my slides to show up at their best, I knew proper illumination
>was a must.

Yes, it is... FYI, there is such thing as an illuminated Stereo-Tach
viewer.  It is called TACH-LITE.  It takes two "D" size batteries
and uses a 2.5 V light bulb.  It is an attachment that will fit
the Stereo-Tach viewer.  It might be convenient to have it and carry
around so you don't have to worry about carrying an extra light
attachment.  Might be not as elegant as your fluorescent tube but
perhaps more convenient.  Since I am not into beamsplitters, I am 
willing to sell mine... It comes with a viewer attached to it, 
instructions and original box.  Please contact me if interested...

George Themelis




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