Now the Flip-Pal mobile scanners are starting to get out there … but where can they be used?
We need your help as we’re wanting to create a list of organisations (societies, archives, museums and similar – big or small) which do (or don’t) allow use of the Flip-Pal scanners on their premises. This list will make it easier for users.
It will be a regularly updated list as we get information from Flip-Pal users and organisations themselves.
While I expect the list will focus largely on Australian and New Zealand organisations, we’re more than happy to list archives overseas (ie. UK, US etc. ) that others have had experience with as well.
You can send updates to us at any of the following:
Mail: Gould Genealogy & History, PO Box 675. Modbury, SA 5092
Phone: (08) 8396 1110
Email: inquiries@gould.com.au
Facebook: http://facebook.com/GouldGenealogy
Twitter: http://twitter.com/GouldGenealogy
To all the new users our Flip-Pal out there … happy scanning 
… to existing Flip-Pal users, the fun just continues.
Recently was at the Library of Virginia and Archives.
Specifically: In the Archives you have 2 choices for reproduction/image capture.
1.) They do photocopies for you, believe it was 50 cents per page and 25 page limit per day.
2.) Use your camera. Must sign waiver.
They did not mention scanners, they only mentioned cameras. So, I have to guess that scanners were not allowed. I did not ask, I used the camera and available light. No camera stands or tripods allowed, no standing on chairs allowed.
Thanks so much for the feedback Carol.