Trixter
Veteran Member
I'm getting a Panasonic Sr. Partner ready for VCFMW and noticed that the original paper is still in there (!) and has perforations every 11 inches for every "page". Here's what it looks like: https://goo.gl/photos/9aKrUfQNTeCmBunBA This is in contrast to what I thought it took -- I thought it was just a roll of standard fax paper. Turns out Panasonic had a part number for it: RD-9671.
I have no idea if perforated fax paper exists any more, or where to source it. I saw http://www.pocketjetpaper.com/ which offers paper for Brother Pocketjet printers, and it appears to have the same perforations, except it also has a "sensing mark" printed on every page. However, it appears the mark is on the other side, which means I can give it a try -- I'd like to avoid buying an entire carton of it just to test, though.
Does anyone have any leads on perforated thermal paper that would be suitable for the Panasonic Sr. Partner?
Edit: I thought I found something that would work, but it's too long; the exact width of the paper roll still in my Sr. Partner is exactly 8.5" wide, with a hole diameter of 7/16".
Edit2: This appears it will work, although has no perforations. Good for Banner Mania, but not what I was looking for.
I have no idea if perforated fax paper exists any more, or where to source it. I saw http://www.pocketjetpaper.com/ which offers paper for Brother Pocketjet printers, and it appears to have the same perforations, except it also has a "sensing mark" printed on every page. However, it appears the mark is on the other side, which means I can give it a try -- I'd like to avoid buying an entire carton of it just to test, though.
Does anyone have any leads on perforated thermal paper that would be suitable for the Panasonic Sr. Partner?
Edit: I thought I found something that would work, but it's too long; the exact width of the paper roll still in my Sr. Partner is exactly 8.5" wide, with a hole diameter of 7/16".
Edit2: This appears it will work, although has no perforations. Good for Banner Mania, but not what I was looking for.
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