Pentax 6x7 panoramic conversion kit

Searches were done and nothing resulted. So, just for the record, a panoramic kit came with a Pentax 6x7 I bought. It says it is 24x66. That is 2.75 so it qualifies to be here. The kit uses 35 mm film in the 120 format camera. There is a viewfinder mask and a mask that fits inside the camera. There are 4 metal nubs to center spools. It works great. I've used it to shoot flash pictures indoors at night. 13 images are had on a 24 exposure roll and 19 on a 36 roll. I add leader and back roll it into the can.

These Chinese-made conversion kits have been around for a long time. They are readily found on eBay and at swap-meets. I personally can't see the reason though for hobbling the large 6x7 format with 35mm, other than novelty value. If one wants panoramic images, the Hasselblad X-Pan does it much better than the 6x7 with zero risk to the camera through conversion.

When all you have is Pentax, it is an easy thing to do. Lots of film gets saved if you are learning how to use flash like me. I burned through 11 rolls so far and that is a lot for me.
No risk. Easy in, easy out.