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i just got a 750 yesterday. really quite impressed. the converter seems top notch too, for a chinese pen. works as well as any other i've used (pilot 50, lamy, etc)...

 

will put up a fatty review in the next few days.

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Kwisatz, I think you've been very lucky so far. The Jinhao's, when they use convertors, use the 'International' size - or Pelikan size as it's also known. So, the Lamy & Parker c/c's should be too big.

 

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Anyway, the standard converters are trash.

I threw them out.

I used Parker cartridges for refills with a syringe, but that can be a mess too. If the openings become buggered.

Does anyone know of a converter that can fit these pens ?

 

 

Hi,

 

I equipped a different Jinhao pen with a Waterman converter. Fits perfectly, and it even holds more ink than the chinese one. :thumbup:

 

Steve

Have a nice day!

 

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This pen (or its Bulow twin...which is the same pen)was one of my first FP purchases and it has written very well and performed reliably for me. I now have vintage 51s, Esterbrooks, a Pilot Custom 823, Watermans, and this pen writes good enough for me to keep along with those just mentioned. I suppose I was fortunate not to have to do any extra maintenance to get it to write that well and as such would recommend it from the Xfountain pen company (I make millions of dollars off of promoting these pens due to my heavy investments in their stock...joke ) :roflmho:

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http://i433.photobucket.com/albums/qq60/oneill_1930/IMGP0878.jpg How about 29 of 45 of my fabulous JINHAO COLLECTION all of which I have never had one single problem with. CAN I SUGGEST THAT IF YOU ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WASH OUT THE CONVERTOR THOROUGHLY WITH AMONIA SOLUTION OR SOAP WHICHshould fix the problems. regards Bryan

 

nice collection you have...........

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http://i433.photobucket.com/albums/qq60/oneill_1930/IMGP0926.jpg http://i433.photobucket.com/albums/qq60/oneill_1930/IMGP0875-1.jpg

 

http://i433.photobucket.com/albums/qq60/oneill_1930/IMGP0878.jpg How about 29 of 45 of my fabulous JINHAO COLLECTION all of which I have never had one single problem with. CAN I SUGGEST THAT IF YOU ARE HAVING PROBLEMS WASH OUT THE CONVERTOR THOROUGHLY WITH AMONIA SOLUTION OR SOAP WHICHshould fix the problems. regards Bryan

 

I agree. I've never experienced any problems with any of my 750's. However, I have had problems with other Chinese brands, but never Jinhao. I normally use Windex, that's formulated with ammonia, prior to inking. So far, they work great! Especially when paired with Noodler's Eel branded inks.

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Mine says "Bulow" on it, but it sounds like the same pen. Actually, I have a few of them; they were a set of 5, very inexpensive.

I have the same problems with them, but I solve it by just keeping a vial of the ink there and dipping as needed.

I'm not clever with repairs, so this is my "fix"!

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Mine says "Bulow" on it, but it sounds like the same pen. Actually, I have a few of them; they were a set of 5, very inexpensive.

I have the same problems with them, but I solve it by just keeping a vial of the ink there and dipping as needed.

I'm not clever with repairs, so this is my "fix"!

 

Check the recently posted review on the Jinhao X450 started by ImolaS3. Since, they're basically the same pen; there seems to be a great fix for your problem. Also, have you tried to replace the converter or considered using pre-filled cartridges?

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