Thanks George.

Oh, so I can pick those up in the retail store like walmart, walgreens, etc?

So, you're using a similar capillary ink system? 





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Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2011 9:28 AM
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Subject: Re: Ink for paper recording system...

Hi Kareem-

I use Scheaffer Skrip fountain pen ink. I find that the ink seems to be self
dissolving in that normal flow will keep the pen clean and clear. If I
forget to change the paper and the ink flow is reduced and starts to clog,
when the ink is flowing onto the paper again, it seems to open-up the flow
on it's own.

George

At 08:04 AM 7/31/2011, you wrote:
>I have a Kinemetrics Recording system that uses the conventional ink 
>and paper drum setup. I'm running low on a supply of ink primarily 
>because Kinemetrics charges an unusually high price for a refill 
>bottle. Does anybody have any ideas for ink that doesn't clog the 
>capillary tubes but shows up well on the drum paper?
>
>Kareem in Elk Grove, Ca
>
>

George 

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