specifications auxiliary equipment
Dimensions
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10 x 21% x 6% inches
You can extend your movie enjoyment with the projection aids
described below. See your photo dealer for these and others.
Reel Size
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accepts 50
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through 400
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foot super 8 reels
Weight
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14 Ibs
Power Service Required
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120 volts, 60
Hz
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EKTASOUND
Projector Case
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RESSTAPE
Universal Splicer
Brown molded
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plastic carry Easy
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to
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use dry splicer for super
case. Will accommodate projec
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8, 8mm, and 16mm films. Uses
Projection Lamp-ANSI Code
DFE
80-watt, 30-volt with in-
tor, spare lamp, and two indi
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pressure
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sensitive tape to make
vidually retained reels. film splices.
tegral reflector, 15
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hour rating
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PRESSTAPES
L~~S~S-KODAK Projection Lens, 22mm f11.5 or Vario- Ko~~~Auxiliary Speaker
Thin, durable, pressure
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sensitive
Kiptagon Zoom Lens, 15 to 30mm f 11.3
Matching wood speaker cabinet
tapes for easy dry splices.
(10
x 6 x
3%
inches) with 8
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ohm
Projection Speeds
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18 or 24 frames per second plus still pro
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speaker.
KODAK
Photo
Book
jection for either sound or silent film
Sound
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Picture Separation
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18 frames (ANSI Standard
PH22.164)
Auxiliary
SpeakerIHeadphone Jack
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Switches sound from
built
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in speaker to an 8
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to 16
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ohm auxiliary speaker or
headphones having a
%-inch phone plug
Amplifier
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Transistorized
2
-
watt
power output
Serial Number
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The serial number for your projector is lo
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cated just above the lens housing. You can see it by remov
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ing the lens cover (see
"
Cleaning Projection Lens,
"
page 10).
Make a record of this number and keep it in a safe place.
The serial number and exact name of your projector should
be included in any correspondence about the projector.
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400 Movie Reel
(super
8,8mm)
Makes possible long, uninter
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rupted showings. The reel fea
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tures an
"
easy
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load
"
slot.
A
stor
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age box protects your film from
dust, and the box can be marked
for ready identification and
stored neatly.
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Projection Screen
(40 x 40 inches)
A
high
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quality beaded screen for
home movie showings. It's easy
to set up and easy to store.
To help you make movies you
and your friends will enjoy see
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ing over and over again, Kodak
publishes many fascinating idea
books, such as the one described
here. See your photo dealer for
other Kodak publications.
How to Make Good
Sound Movies,
AD
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The book has
100
pages, with
more than 165 color pictures to
illustrate such topics as: Equip
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ment, Films, Sound
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Recording
Techniques for Movies, and Edit
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ing and Splicing Your Sound
Movies.
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