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Reddit mentions of PM Company POS/Cash Register One-Ply Thermal Rolls, 38mm/40-Feet, 10 Rolls per Pack, White (05201)
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We found 3 Reddit mentions of PM Company POS/Cash Register One-Ply Thermal Rolls, 38mm/40-Feet, 10 Rolls per Pack, White (05201). Here are the top ones.
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Top quality thermal paper guaranteed to work efficiently with your machine printheadPaper provides crisp, clear imagesOne-ply thermal paperRolls are converted in the United States10 rolls per pack
Specs:
| Color | Clear,White |
| Height | 7.5 Inches |
| Length | 2.625 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 1 1/2" x 40 ft |
| Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
| Width | 1.25 Inches |
Gameboy printer thermal paper, even the rolls that are still sealed, are all degraded by this point in time and will print like that.
I suggest you get new paper so you get a better print, here's an alternative that works according to comments i've read:
https://www.amazon.com/PM-Company-Register-One-Ply-05201/dp/B002M9BFGA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1527522847&sr=8-2&keywords=gameboy+printer+paper#customerReviews
Over time, those will fade too but you can at least scan them after getting a crisp and clear print, instead of what you have now.
It does use thermal paper, but you don't need the official Nintendo stuff. I'm using one of these 38mm rolls intended for POS systems.
Pretty easy to do! The printer is rated to run on nine volt DC, so a 9v battery should work fine. I did this about three weeks ago, been using it frequently, and all is well.
If you need paper, it's just 38mm/1.5" thermal paper. Here's enough for like 3,000 Game Boy Camera prints for seven dollars.
Been having lots of fun with it, been taking it into work and taking pictures of my friends. Everyone's been receptive of it so far.
And since we like sharing Game Boys here's my very clean DMG-01 with a bivert and backlight mod. I'm going to keep it looking as stock as possible, only thing I've done is the backlight mod, bivert, replaced the speaker, and the button rubber thingies, whatever they're called.
Have Ni-MH's in there for now, but if anyone knows of any Li-Ion mods, let me know!
Edit: A conversation in the comments has made it apparent that your nine volt batteries mileage may vary. I've been using my 9.6v 230 mAh Powerex batteries, and it's drained the charge after about 100 prints. You could probably get 50 out of a regular 9 volt you buy at the store, but you really should invest in rechargeables. 100 prints is really tenable, it took me about three weeks to go through that many, haha. But do keep in mind that if you don't have rechargeables, and instead would be using cheap 9 volts, this mod will likely burn through them.