Digital BW, The Print

Thanks, Roger and Espen both. I found them on the MIS website just fine. 

I am still puzzled a bit... these code numbers are sometimes so close,
and I find that sometimes different code numbers appear to be used for
the same item when the item appears in different parts of the site.
For example, if these are the same as for the R220, my invoice shows
that I have been using these for my R220:

MP-T0481K-SLC pre-filled with Eboni ink
and
SLC-2400-E empty cart (it is described as usuable in both the R220 and
the R1800, as you say... as well as some others. So the physical size
of all these must be the same.)

So if these are the same as for the R1800 as the ones you pointed me
too, it's odd that they would use different code numbers.

Guess I've got to stop trying to figure out their system and just go
for it.
> 
> Note- these carts are the same as the ones you (and I) use in the R220
> so if you have extra carts lying around you can fill them with Eboni,
> pop on a R800/1800 chip and use them.
> 
> I've had a bit of trouble getting the MIS ones to fit properly in the
> R1800, but with a bit of wiggling got it to close right.
> 
> I get some pretty ugly tonal transitions using BO in my R220 so I
> prefer the full UT-R2 set.  I like the look of Eboni, though.  I've
> yet to experiment with my R1800 but once I get a few minutes I'll try
> the 3MK approach.
> 
> Roger
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Whiting"
> <paulmwhiting@> wrote:
> >
> > Thanks, Roger, that's encouraging. I see someone else in this thread
> > got some, too. I also find navigating that website confusing (guess
> > I'm easily confused <g>) but could you give me the catalog number of
> > those carts? I think I found them but want to be sure.
> > 
> > I am somewhat familiar with MIS, Eboni ink, and their spongeless
> > carts, so that helps. I've loaded those carts for my R220 to do
> > Clayton Jones' BO printing using Eboni ink in the black position and
> > MIS cleaning fluid in the color cart positions. This has worked
> > beautifully, even up to 5 x 7 and am very pleased with the results on
> > Moab Kayenta paper.
> > 
> > But took the plunge and got a refurbed R1800 with Paul's helpful
> > encouragement but haven't removed my OEM color carts yet. Want to try
> > his 3 MK approach so I can get up to 11 x 14, hopefully.
> > 
> > I've been reluctant to try eBay carts, and comments here have
> > confirmed my fears.
> > 
> > Paul
> >
>