- Accurate transparency checks with an award-winning handheld 35mm dual-slide viewer
- Cold cathode tube balances brightness in daylight
- 2.95 inches wide, 4.0 inches high, 0.6 inches in diameter, and weighs 4.1 ounces
- DC 6 volts or 4 AAA batteries (included)
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Bright and nice,
By John E. Goodman (Kyoto, Japan) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Hakuba M70 Handheld Dual Slide Viewer (Electronics)
In my opinion, the Hakuba KLV-M70 is one of the better cold cathode fluorescent flat panel lights available. While its specified luminance of 1,400 candela per square meter is shared by similar flat panel lights from other makers, in use the M70 appears whiter and brighter than many others. Transparencies are very enjoyable to look at, due to the 5000 K. color temperature of the light.I use the M70 as a light source for a special View-Master stereo viewer, and it performs very well in this capacity. Details of how it was attached are on my 3-dviews website, under Technical. When used at home, it makes sense to use a power supply rather than the AAA batteries (which last a bit more than 2 hours per set of 4). Hakuba sells a dedicated power supply (in Japan, at least), but a Sony AC-E60A AC power adapter works perfectly, and functions at any household voltage. Any 6 volt DC power source of 500 mA or more with the right plug (center positive polarity) should power the M70 satisfactorily.
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