Kodak Carousel 850H Operating instructions

Congratulations on the
purchase of your new
Kopak Carouset 850H
Projector. You enjoy the
luxury of automatic
operation or remote-
control operation.
Throughout projection,
your slides are kept
in sharp focus by an
automatic control
—whether you show
single slides, trays of
slides, or stacks of
slides with the optional
Kopak Carouse- Stack
Loader.
More Information—
After reading this manual,
if you have questions
about the use of your
projector, write to
Eastman Kodak Company,
Photo Information,
Dept. 841S,
Rochester, New York 14650.
Before you start to use your new projector—learn these basic safety
precautions. Keep them in mind whenever you handle or operate the
equipment.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
1. Read and understand all instructions.
2. Close supervision is required when any appliance is used by those who
may not understand the need for the following precautions:
e Care must be taken as burns can occur from touching hot parts. Allow
the projector to cool before replacing the projection lamp or cleaning
lenses.
© Do not operate an appliance with a damaged cord or if the appliance
has been dropped or damaged—until it has been examined by a
qualified service technician.
e Be careful to place the electrical cord where you, your family, and
your guests will not trip on it.
e If an extension cord is necessary, a cord with a suitable current rating
should be used. Cords rated for less amperage than the appliance
may overheat.
e Never yank the cord to pull the plug from an outlet. Grasp the plug
and pull it to disconnect it.
e This instruction manual contains directions for replacing a worn-out
lamp and for cleaning the projector lenses. With these exceptions,
do not disassemble the projector. Incorrect reassembly can cause
electric shock hazard when the projector is used subsequently.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

POWER CORD
REMOTE-CONTROL
CORD
Remove POWER CORD and REMOTE-CONTROL
corp from cord compartment (on under-
side of projector). Plug remote-control
cord into rear of projector. Plug power
cord into 110- to 125-volt, 60 Hz power
outlet. See page 5.
Briefly push FORWARD BUTTON on projec-
tor or FOR (forward) button on remote
control to project first slide on screen.
See page 8.
GATE INDEX
Place loaded slide tray on projector with
TRAY INDEX BAR opposite GATE INDEX. See
page 8.
Rotate Focus KNOB until projected image
is critically sharp. Only this first slide re-
quires focusing if all slides are in same
type of mount. For auto-focus operation
with intermixed types of slide mounts,
see page 9 under “Focus.”
POWER SWITCH
Set AUTOMATIC-TIMER SLIDE at M (manual).
Slide power switcH to HIGH or LOW. See
page 8.
Briefly push forward button on projector
or on remote control to change slides.
For immediate projection of any slide in
tray, firmly press and hold down SELECT
BAR, rotate tray to desired slide number,
and then release select bar. See page 10.
AUTOMATIC-
TIMER SLIDE
FOCUS
KNOB
SELECT
BAR
BUTTON

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION 2 PROJECTOR CARE 11
SERIAL NUMBER 4 Projection-lamp replacement 11
Cleaning 12
SETTING UP 5 Thermal fuses 13
Power and remote-control cords 5 Emergency slide-tray removal 13
Screen and seats 5
Projection distances 6 PROJECTION TIPS K 13
Zoom lena 6 Long-run applications 13
Editing slides 13
SLIDE
TRAY
7
Projecting
110
slides
13
Loading slide tray 7
Placing slide tray on projector 8 AUXILIARY EQMIEMENT 14,45
PROJECTING SLIDES 8 SERVICE FACILITIES 16
Elevation 8 WARRANTY 16
Forward and reverse buttons 8
Focus 9
Automatic timer 9
Remote control 9
Random selection of slides in trays 10
Removing slide tray 10 SERIAL NUMBER—The serial number of your projector is
Showing single slides 10 stamped on the bottom of the projector near the cord com-
After the show 10 partment. Make a note of this number for your records.
Equipment subject to minor appearance changes.

Projection-Lamp Tips
e Your projector is equipped with a HIGH-LOW
switch—use of the LOW position gives lamp
life up to three times as long.
e Rough treatment of the projector may dam-
age the projection lamp.
e Allow for unrestricted flow of air to the in-
take vents on the bottom and side of the
projector, and the exhaust vent at the rear.
e Projector operation on line voltages above
120 volts greatly reduces the lamp life.
e Unplug the power cord before changing the
lamp.
SETTING UP
POWER AND REMOTE-CONTROL CORDS
Place the projector, bottom side up, on a table. Slide the latch on the
CORD-COMPARTMENT Door in the direction of the arrow marked OPEN. Open
the cord-compartment door and remove the remote-control cord. The
power cord is permanently attached to the projector; slide it into the slot
in the cord-compartment opening. Then close and latch the door. Turn
the projector upright.
Plug the remote-control cord into the remote-control socket at the rear
of the projector. The small dot on the plug should be upward when the
plug is in the socket.
Plug the power cord into a suitable electrical outlet. Your CAROUSEL
Projector operates on 110- to 125-volt, 60 CPS (Hz) alternating current
only. (If you plug your projector into a different electrical source, the
projector may be damaged.)
SCREEN AND SEATS
Because slides may be square, horizontal, or vertical in format, a square
screen is usually most convenient. It should be large enough for easy
viewing by everyone present. If possible, your projector should be at the
same level as the center of the screen.
For easy viewing, your audience should not be farther from the screen
than six times the longer dimension of the projected image. See the
chart listing projector-to-screen distances on the next page. Place the
seats as close as possible to both sides of the beam thrown by the pro-
jector. The picture appears most brilliant and lifelike when you are
seated near the projected beam.

APPROXIMATE DISTANCE IN FEET FROM PROJECTOR TO SCREEN
(KODAK Projection EKTANAR C and EKTANAR Lenses)
110 Slides
Long 126 Slides 135 Slides (13 x 17 mm)
Dimension (28 x 28 mm) (24 x 36 mm) in 2 x 2-Inch Mounts
of or Adapters
Projected
Picture
102 mm | 127 mm 102-152 mm 102 mm | 127 mm 102-152 mm
3-inch* | 4-inch* | 5-inch* | 7-inch* 4” to 6”* 3-inch* | 4-inch* | 5-inch* | 7-inch* 4” to 6”* 2¥-inch*| 3-inch*
Lens Lens Lens Lens Zoom Lens Lens Lens Lens Lens Zoom Lens Lens Lens
131%4|17 | 2314 | 1314 to 20 1014 | 13 |18% | 101% to 16 161%
50” 121% 21 161% to 25 13 to 1914 27,
60” 1 30125 20 to 30 1514 to 231% 33
70" 174%.1'23, 129 23 to 3414 18 to 27 38
84" 201% | 271% | 34% 271 to 4115 211% to 32 4514
*These lenses shown in inches are recommended for slides mounted in glass. See page 15 for list of lenses.
KODAK PROJECTION EKTANAR C ZOOM LENS, 102 to 152 mm f/3.5
KODAK PROJECTION EKTANAR ZOOM LENS, 4 to 6-inch f/3.5
If your projector is equipped with either of these barrel will be engaged by the gear on the focus-
optional lenses, you can vary the size of the projected knob shaft.
image to fill a screen without changing the projector- 2. Rotate the focus knob until the projected image
to-screen distance. is sharp.
Using Zoom Lens 3. Rotate the front part of the lens barrel until the
1. Install the zoom lens by moving the focus knob image fills the screen.
toward the side of the projector and guiding the 4. To obtain maximum image sharpness and the
lens into the projector. Insert the lens far enough desired image size, you may need to repeat steps
into its recess so that the gear teeth on the lens 2 and 3 alternately.

SLIDE TRAY
Furnished with your projector is the KoDAK CAROUSEL
TRANSVUE 140 Slide Tray. This tray is made of a translucent
material which allows you to see the slide-identification
numbers on the tray without turning on the room lights.
It holds 140 slides in 2 x 2-inch cardboard or thin plastic
mounts (not glass or metal mounts) up to Xs inch thick.
Since this tray was designed to hold as many slides as pos-
sible, the slide compartments in the tray are quite narrow.
For this reason, your slide mounts should be in good con-
dition. Mounts which are warped or bent may fail to drop
from the tray into the projector. (If this happens, straighten
the mount with your fingers or place the slide in a new
mount, such as a Kopak REapy-Mount.)
Clip off all mount corners that are frayed. Do not at-
tempt to project slides mounted with loose or sticky tape.
As the tray revolves, the number of the slide being pro-
jected will be opposite the gate index on the projector.
LOCK RING
(Additional slide trays can be obtained from your
dealer; see page 14.)
LOADING SLIDE TRAY
Check the bottom of the tray to make sure the INDEX HOLE is
opposite the INDEX NOTCH. If it isn’t, slide the LATCH in the
direction shown by the arrow, and turn the bottom plate
until the index hole points to the index notch. Then release
the latch.
Remove the Lock RING from the tray by turning the ring
in the direction of the arrow marked UNLOCK; then lift off
the ring. Insert a slide in each slot in the tray, with the top
of the picture down. The printed border, or trademark side,
of each cardboard-mounted slide—or emulsion (dull) sur-
face of a slide mounted in plastic—should face the next
lower number. For example, the bordered, trademark (or
emulsion) side of slide No. 2 should face toward slide No. 1,
No. 3 toward No. 2, etc.
Replace the lock ring, turning it in the direction of the
arrow marked LOCK until the ring is secure on the tray.

PLACING SLIDE TRAY ON PROJECTOR
Place the loaded slide tray on the projector so that the hole
in the center of the tray fits over the center post on the top
of the projector; then turn the tray slowly in a cloekwise
direction until the TRAY INDEX BAR is opposite the GATE INDEX
on the projector. The tray will drop down into operating
position on the projector. If the tray does not drop easily
into place, check the alignment of the index hole and the
index notch as described under ‘‘Loading Slide Tray’’ on
page 7.
NOTE: The tray will drop farther down on the
projector during the first change cycle.
PROJECTING SLIDES
Turn on the projection lamp by sliding the POWER SWITCH to
HIGH (300-watt illumination) or LOW (255-watt illumina-
tion). Briefly press the FORWARD BUTTON on the projector or
the FOR (forward) button on the remote control to put the
first slide in viewing position.
ELEVATION
To center the projected image on the screen vertically,
elevate the front of the projector by turning the ELEVATING
WHEEL. If the image is not aligned horizontally, an adjust-
ment may be made with the LEVELING FOOT.
FORWARD AND REVERSE BUTTONS
FORWARD and REVERSE BUTTONS, located on the side of the
projector, control the direction in which the tray rotates.
GATE INDEX
FORWARD
BUTTON ELEVATING WHEEL
POWER SWITCH

Briefly press the forward or reverse button to change
slides in the desired direction. You must press the reverse
button firmly.
FOCUS
Let the projector warm up for about 30 seconds. Focus for
maximum sharpness at the center of the screen image by
rotating the Focus KNoB. You will need to focus only the first
picture if all slides are in the same type of mount.
Under special conditions—for example, when you are
projecting slides in intermixed types of slide mounts—you
may need to readjust the focus manually.
To demonstrate extreme focus changes, place card-
board-mounted slides in the tray with every other slide in
backwards. You can see the action of the automatic focus
system by watching the movement of the focus knob or by
watching the screen image.
NOTE: A matte-surface (write-on) slide or a mount with-
out film can cause the focus motor to run continuously.
LEVELING
FOOT
AUTOMATIC TIMER
The automatic timer has four settings—M (manual), 5, 8,
and 15 (seconds). Set the AUTOMATIC-TIMER SLIDE for the
number of seconds you desire and the projector will change
slides automatically. Set the automatic-timer slide at M
for manual operation. (You can interrupt the automatic op-
eration at any time by use of the forward or reverse button
on the projector or on the remote control.)
REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control has both FOR (forward) and REV (re-
verse) buttons for controlling the direction in which the
slide tray rotates. Briefly press either the forward or the
reverse button to change slides in the desired direction.
You must press the reverse button firmly.
IMPORTANT: If you do not press the reverse button
firmly, the tray may rotate in a forward direction.
AUTOMATIC-TIMER
SLIDE

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RANDOM SELECTION OF SLIDES IN TRAYS
To project a particular slide in a tray:
1,
2.
3.
Press the SELECT BAR firmly and hold it down.
Rotate the tray until the number of the slide you want to
project is opposite the gate index on the projector.
Release the select bar; the desired slide will be pro-
jected immediately.
REMOVING SLIDE TRAY
i.
2.
3.
With the projector turned on, press the SELECT BAR
firmly and hold it down.
Rotate the tray until the tray index bar is opposite the
gate index.
Release the select bar and then lift off the tray.
SHOWING SINGLE SLIDES
1.
With the projector turned on, insert a slide (correctly
oriented) into the projector gate. Push the slide down
into the gate as far as it will go.
. After viewing the slide, press the SELECT BAR to eject the
slide from the gate. You can now insert another slide
into the gate. (Slides up to 1% inch thick can be pro-
jected by this method.)
AFTER THE SHOW
1.
2.
3.
Remove the tray; then slide the power switch to OFF.
Lower the front of the projector by turning the elevating
wheel. Retract the leveling foot.
Retract the lens by turning the focus knob counter-
clockwise.
. Unplug the power and remote-control cords. Fold the
power cord in about 4-inch lengths and place it in the
cord compartment. Fold the remote-control cord by
placing the ends together and folding it in about 4-inch
lengths. Place it in the cord compartment.
SELECT BAR

PROJECTOR CARE
Your CarouseL Projector requires no lubri-
cation; all bearings are self-lubricating.
PROJECTION-LAMP REPLACEMENT
Your projector is equipped with a code ELH projection lamp with a
rated life of 35 hours. There are also two special-application lamps avail-
able. For longer lamp life (but less brightness), use a code ENH lamp with
a rated life of 175 hours. For 30 percent greater brightness than offered
by the code ELH lamp, use a code ENG lamp with a rated life of 15 hours.
(Use of high-brightness lamps may cause some buckling or premature
fading of your slides.)
All of the lamp-life ratings given above are for projectors with the
lamp switch set at HIGH. Lamp life can be extended by as much as three
times by using the LOW setting.
It's a good idea to keep a spare projection lamp on hand. If the lamp
should burn out during use, set the power switch to FAN to speed cooling;
then remove the slide tray. When the projector and lamp have cooled
sufficiently, turn the projector off and unplug the power cord.
Turn the projector bottom side up. Rotate the coin-slotted screw in
the LAMP Door counterclockwise until the door can be opened.
CAUTION: Be certain that the projector and the pro-
jection lamp have cooled before you remove the lamp.
Push the LAMP-RELEASE LEVER down and to the side until it is free of its
retaining clip; then raise the lever all the way, grasp the lamp, and re-
move it.
Insert a new lamp into the socket with a prong of the lamp in each slot
of the socket and with the longer sides of the lamp base parallel to the
projector base. Do not touch the transparent portion of the lamp. If you
accidentally get fingerprints on the lamp, wipe it carefully with a clean,
soft cloth moistened with rubbing alcohol. Lower the lamp-release lever
to seat the lamp; then push downward on the lever and slide it under its
retaining clip. With your forefinger, press down firmly on the reflector
of the lamp to be sure that the lamp is correctly seated. Next, firmly push
the socket toward the lamp. Close and fasten the lamp door.
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CLEANING
To get the brightest, sharpest screen images, keep the
optical system of your projector clean. Dust or fingerprints
on the projection or condenser lens will reduce the
brightness of the screen image and will cause it to appear
unsharp or low in contrast.
Projection Lens
Turn the focus knob clockwise until the lens is out as far as
it will go. Carefully move the focus knob toward the side of
the projector as you withdraw the projection lens. Blow
any dust or dirt from the lens.
With a material such as Kopak Lens Cleaning Paper or
a soft, clean, lintless cloth, gently wipe the front and rear
surfaces of the lens. If moisture is required, breathe on
the lens surface or use a drop of cleaner such as KODAK
Lens Cleaner on the paper or cloth.
Replace the lens by again moving the focus knob toward
the side of the projector and guiding the lens back into
position. Insert the lens far enough into its recess so that
the gear teeth on the side of the lens barrel will be engaged
by the gear on the focus-knob shaft.
Condenser Lens, Heat-Absorbing Glass, and Mirror
Turn the projector bottom side up. Open the LAMP DOOR
as described on page 11. Push the LENS RETAINER down-
ward until it is free of its retaining clip; then raise the
retainer as far as it will go. Carefully lift out the CONDENSER
LENS and the HEAT-ABSORBING GLASS, and gently place them
on a soft cloth.
Clean both sides of the condenser lens and the heat-
absorbing glass with Kopak Lens Cleaning Paper or a soft,
clean, lintless cloth. Be careful not to leave fingerprints on
any of the surfaces. Replace the lens and heat-absorbing
glass in their original locations, with the flatter side of the
condenser lens toward the front of the projector.
Gently clean the surface of the MIRROR with Kopak Lens
Cleaning Paper or a soft, clean, lintless cloth moistened
with Kopak Lens Cleaner. Close and fasten the lamp door.
S
À
Y
TRAY-REMOVAL
SCREW

THERMAL FUSES
Your projector is equipped with thermal fuses to prevent
overheating and possible damage to the projector in case
of exhaust-fan or motor failure. If overheating causes the
fuses to open, the projector will not operate. The projector
will require factory or repair-station attention to make it
run again. Refer to the service facilities listed at the back
of this manual.
PROJECTION TIPS
LONG-RUN APPLICATIONS
Allow for unrestricted flow of air through the projector
openings. If the projector is used in a window display or in
a cabinet, provide an adequate outlet for the warm air ex-
pelled from the rear grille vent. The air circulating through
the projector should be as dust-free as possible.
EDITING SLIDES
If you want to edit your slides, you may project them
singly, as described on page 10. Or place a tray of slides
on the projector. Remove the lock ring from the tray. To
edit a slide after viewing, firmly press and hold down the
select bar, and remove the slide from the tray. You can
then reorient the slide or replace it with another slide. (The
optional Kopak Carouset Stack Loader, described on page
15, provides a convenient method for editing your slides.)
PROJECTING 110 SLIDES
When you have 110-size slide film processed by Kodak, it
will be returned to you in 2 x 2-inch slide mounts.
You may request mounting of size 110 film in 30 x
EMERGENCY SLIDE-TRAY REMOVAL
If the slide-changing mechanism should become inopera-
tive because of a defective slide (see page 7), a foreign
object, etc, turn the coin-slotted TRAY-REMOVAL SCREW in
either direction, as far as it will go, to retract the tray lock.
While holding the screw in this position, lift off the tray.
When you remove the tray in this manner, turn the tray up-
side down and realign the index notch and index hole as
described on page 7; then set the tray to one side. Remove
the defective slide from the projector by pushing down-
ward on the select bar, or if necessary, pull the slide from
the gate by hand. Replace the tray on the projector.
30 mm mounts from the laboratory that processes your
film. This service is available at no extra charge from Kodak
Color Processing Laboratories in the U.S. and Canada, as
well as other processing laboratories, if you request it at
the time of processing.
A slide in a 30 x 30 mm mount cannot be used in your
projector unless it is placed in a 2 x 2-inch adapter (shown
on page 15). To obtain large screen images when you
project 110 slides, use a short-focal-length lens, such as
a 214-inch or 3-inch Kopak Projection Lens.
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AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT
Kopak Projection Screen
(40 x 40 inches)
Designed for use at home with
your projector. The Kopak Projec-
tion Screen is made of mildew-
resistant fabric with a highly re-
flective glass-beaded surface for
bright screen images. The screen
has easy-opening legs and can be
adjusted for overall height from
the floor.
Kopak Carouse- Slide Tray
Additional slide trays to accommo-
date 80 or 140 slides, supplied in
attractive bookshelf-type storage
boxes, are available from your
dealer. Each box contains an iden-
tification card and tray sticker.
Kopak CarouseL Projector Case,
Model D
This lined compartment case accom-
modates your projector, a slide tray
in its carton, and such Kodak acces-
sories as a Stack Loader, Slide Clip
set, zoom lens, spare lamp, or exten-
sion cords. It is constructed of nylon-
stitched brown simulated leather
with panels that are reinforced with
ebony board. All hardware is brass-
finished.
Kopak CarouseL Slide Tray Case
This handsome case will accommo-
date three slide trays or a lesser
number with room for your mis-
cellaneous equipment.
It is a matching case to the KODAK
CAROUSEL Projector Case, Model D.
Kopak Remote Extension Cord, 25-foot
Extends the range of the 12-foot remote-control cord so
that you can operate the projector from a location near
the screen. Up to 4 extension cords can be added to
accommodate most projection distances.
Kopak CarouseEL Sound Synchronizer, Model 3
This unit permits you to use a stereo record/playback
tape recorder that is equipped with an external speaker
jack as a programmer with your projector.
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Kopak CarousEL Stack Loader
Lets you project and edit up to forty 2 x 2-inch slides in card-
board or very thin plastic mounts (or up to thirty 110 slides in
2 x 2 adapters) without loading them into a tray.
Kopak Slide Clip (for Kopak CarouseL Stack Loader)
Makes handling stacks of slides easier than ever—no loose slides
to slip out of your hands! Each clip holds up to 36 slides in
cardboard or plastic mounts up to .050 inch (1.27 mm) thick,
or up to 25 slides in 2 x 2 adapters for 110 slides. The label on
each clip provides space for slide identification.
A set of 12 clips provides compact, low-cost storage for up
to 432 slides in an attractive bookshelf-type storage box.
Kopak 2 x 2 Adapter for 110 Slides
If you have slides that are in 30 x 30 mm mounts, snap each 110
slide into an adapter for projection with your CarouseL Projector.
Project the slides singly, in trays, or with the optional KODAK
CarouseL Stack Loader. Adapters are supplied in boxes of 20.
Kopak Projection Lenses (3)
(Curved-field lenses for slides mounted in cardboard or other
non-glass mounts)
Kopak Projection EKTANAR C Lens, 102 mm f/2.8
Kopak Projection EKTANAR C Lens, 127 mm f/2.8
Kopak Projection EkTANAR C Zoom Lens, 102 to 152 mm f/3.5
Kopak Projection Lenses (6)
Kopak Projection EKTANAR Lens, 214-inch f/3.5
(recommended only for 110 slides
in 2 x 2-inch mounts or adapters)
Kopak Projection EkTANarR Lens, 3-inch f/3.5
Kopak Projection EkTANAR Lens, 4-inch f/2.8
Kopak Projection EkTANAR Lens, 5-inch f/2.8
Kopak Projection ExTanon Lens, 7-inch f/3.5
Kopak Projection EkTANAR Zoom Lens, 4 to 6-inch f/3.5
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This Kodak projector is warranted by Kodak to function properly
for one year from the date of purchase. This warranty does not
cover the projection lamp. Kodak makes no other express war-
ranty for this projector. This warranty gives you specific legal
rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from
state to state.
Carefully read and follow the instructions in the manual to
get good results and prevent damage to your projector.
If this Kodak projector does not function properly within one
year after purchase, Kodak will repair it without charge. If
Kodak is unable to repair it, the option of replacement or refund
of the purchase price will be available. These remedies are not
available if the projector is damaged by misuse or other circum-
stances beyond Kodak's control, or if the improper functioning
of the projector is caused by failure to follow the care and
operating instructions in the manual.
Repair, and the option of replacement or refund in the event
that Kodak is unable to repair the projector, are Kodak’s only
obligations. Kodak will not be responsible for any consequential
or incidental damages resulting from the sale or use of this
projector, even if loss or damage is caused by the negligence or
other fault of Kodak. (Some states do not allow the exclusion
or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the
above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.)
For assistance in using this projector, contact a dealer in
Kodak products or one of the Kodak Consumer Centers located
in the United States. For service on this projector, return the
projector through a dealer in Kodak products, one of the Kodak
Equipment Service Centers listed here, or a Kodak Consumer
Center. Enclosing a note with the projector giving details of the
problem and date of purchase will help Kodak return the
projector promptly.
If your Kodak projector should require service, complete
facilities are provided at the following Kodak Equipment Ser-
vice Centers. For fastest service, send your projector to the
Service Center nearest you.
9100 Alcosta Blvd., San Ramon, California 94583
12100 Rivera Road, Whittier, California 90606
5315 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Chamblee, Georgia 30341
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