Kodak Carousel Transvue 80 Slide Tray

Features:

Holds up to 80 2-by-2-inch slides
Only accepts slides mounted in cardboard
Compatible with most Kodak carousel slide projectors
Color of carousel may be gray or black.

Carousels not just for dinosaurs.

Only dinosaurs are still shooting 35mm slide film. People like me with 1,000 slides over 40+ years need carousels to access our collections and get them digitized. I'm thankful I could find one 9 years after production ceased. I use both the B80T and the B140T carousels interchangeably with my Kodak Model 4400 projector. Of possible interest to those who are shopping for carousel trays are the notes written on the box. Over the years these notes have changed and read, chronologically from the mid 1970s through the end of production sometime around 2002, thus: "For use on all KODAK CAROUSEL and EKTAGRAPHIC slide projectors except models 550, 550R, 570, AV580, RA-950, CAROUSEL S, pocket, and EKTAGRAPHIC model RA-960." (c)1983. "For use with all Kodak Carousel, Ektagraphic, and Ektapro slide projectors except models 550, 550R, 570, AV580, RA-950, and Ektagraphic RA-960 and S-AV models." (c)1992. "For use with all KODAK slide projectors" (c)1995. I think it is interesting how Kodak assumed by the mid-1990s that none of their earlier projectors were still in use so that they could confidently say "For use with all KODAK slide projectors" when clearly, by their own packaging, they are not compatible with the list of older models. My father is still using a Sawyer projector (talk about old and out of date) so you can imagine there must be many of those older Kodak projectors around.

Maria Agapiou Cignarella

Not a slide machine.

I was stupid and thought I was buying the whole projector. WOW great price. Idiot. Anyway, I’m sure it’s a great slide carousel.

Waji Faizy

Very good price and the Slide Carousel works well .

It was in very good condition. Great price and works well with my Kodak projector.

Tanika Armstrong

Good item: Kodak Carousel Transvue 80 Slide Tray B80T

When I went on line I was skeptical about being able to find them. Koday isn't exactly a "sure thing" anymore. It arrived just days after ordered and as a gift for my Father (sent directly to him). He was really impressed. They worked on his old slide projector like a charm. He loaded pictures he and my mother took when they traveled to the Holy Land. He spent quite a while getting them loaded (I sent him several). If you have a slide projector, then this is the place to go to get the carousels.

Shauna P Green

Organizing old family boxes of slides to share with all family members and extended family

Using this to few all old slides of my husbands fathers family slides to decide which to transfer to DVD and usb to share with other family members. We used our still wonderful projector to few slides on a screen .

Hafeez R

Five Stars

Glad these are still available. Good product, great delivery.

Tigist Seid

For my husband

I bought this used for my husband. I don not believe he has gotten a chance to use it yet but I do know that it is exactly what he was looking for and I also know that it arrived in very nice condition. Very happy with this purchase...it arrived in a very timely manner and in better condition than was specified in the ad. :)

Tr Delphine

Great service

The speed of delivery was great and the carousel trays were new and excellent. The only drawback is the cardboard box was not original. It is a much stronger box and is quite suitable.

Brittany Quillen

Great especially for older cardboard slides

I bought two of these to use with some old slides which tended to sometimes stick in the 140 slot trays and they have completely solved the problems.

Jamie Tallerico

In perfect condition

I'd inherited a 1964 slide projector without a slide tray and didn't have much hope of using it, so was excited to find that a store in Arizona still sells the trays at a surprisingly low cost. The tray looked unused - the original box was also in good condition - and I now have a working slide projector.

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