SWC /m sealings

k.hendrik

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Please help wanted; I have light leaks at the l.u.c. of my film. Anybody knows or can show me were the black 'string' should be in the film cassette ? Is it all the way around or are some spots that do without it ??
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k.hendrik

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Thanks jvo. Problem solved. Hermeneutic answer is following and yes it was the "Light trap foam pad".
 
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l.u.c. should be u.l.c.
I know there is a black string/cord on the right side of the 'spoolholder'. Q.: should there be a piece of black cord/string/rope/line on the left side as well ?

Everything you always wanted to know about seals * but were afraid to ask.
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all but one of my magazines had film in it. The empty one only had the string/cord on the dark slide side. I know that magazine is light tight.
 

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I still have no idea what u.i.c., or i.u.c., means. My ignorance aside, I'm glad that the problem has been solved.
 

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Trask said:
I still have no idea what u.i.c., or i.u.c., means. My ignorance aside, I'm glad that the problem has been solved.
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I did not know either and I still do not know. It is not in my LOAAA!
 

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as some of us uninformed wander we occasionally effect solution, if, in our meanderings benefit is generated i don't know that credit can accrue to us, but i will accept the applause and graciously bow!

glad to know the problem is solved!

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