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Sound of tho<br />

70S<br />

Other models available.<br />

Model NVP-K<br />

Unpainted 4"<br />

Weathermax<br />

Cone w/1.47<br />

oz magnet,<br />

carbon control<br />

and vinyl cord<br />

.» - Model NVPG<br />

Unpainted 4"<br />

Weathermax<br />

Cone w/1.47<br />

oz. magnet,<br />

wire wound<br />

control, vinyl<br />

cord, cone<br />

guard and<br />

theatre name.<br />

Model NVSG<br />

Unpainted 4"<br />

Weathermax<br />

Cone w/1 .47<br />

oz. magnet,<br />

wire wound<br />

control, neoprene<br />

cord,<br />

cone guard<br />

and theatre<br />

name.<br />

Model AVSG<br />

Two-toned<br />

baked enamel,<br />

4" Weathermax<br />

Cone w/1.47<br />

oz. magnet.<br />

wire wound<br />

control, neoprene<br />

cord,<br />

cone guard<br />

and theatre<br />

name.<br />

For complete catalog and prices<br />

write to:<br />

\ \ \ \ \ \<br />

Pwiected Sound. Inc.<br />

7~ 7 7 7 /<br />

PROJECTED SOUND, INC.<br />

P.O. BOX 112<br />

PLAINFIELD, INDIANA 46168<br />

(317)839-4111<br />

Projection and Sound-<br />

Continued from peine 14<br />

and withdrawing the aperture holder without<br />

twisting or tilting it. To install it, simply<br />

follow the reverse order.<br />

Exchange the film gate by pressing the<br />

latch and lifting it out together with the<br />

pivoting shaft. When replacing it, watch<br />

that the film gate is adjusted in accordance<br />

with the intermittent<br />

sprocket and the aperure<br />

holder. Be sure to insert the pivoting<br />

shaft before installing<br />

the film gate.<br />

Film Ciate Adjustment<br />

The film gate can be adjusted only while<br />

the film runs through the projector. It is<br />

easier to adjust the gate by using a small<br />

mirror to see how the film passes along the<br />

Maltese cross intermittent sprocket. The<br />

outer edges of the sprocket must be clearly<br />

off the outer edges of the perforations. Adjust<br />

the film gate by shifting it on the pivoting<br />

shaft. For this purpose, loosen the socket<br />

screw which retains the film gate on the<br />

pivoting shaft. There is not much play for<br />

adjustment, but little as it is, it nevertheless<br />

will be sufficient for proper adjustment.<br />

After adjusting the gate, be sure to tighten<br />

the hexagon socket screw, otherwise the<br />

film gate may be accidentally shifted laterally<br />

during removal or installation.<br />

When adjusting the guide rollers above<br />

the film gate, the front half of the roller,<br />

which serves as a stop for the film run,<br />

must be adjusted in such a way that the<br />

roller touches the film slightly. For this<br />

purpose, loosen the set screw and shift the<br />

whole shaft together with the roller. The<br />

rear half of the guide roller must press the<br />

film against the front half so that it touches<br />

the shoulder of the front half. If the film<br />

should buckle, reduce the spring pressure<br />

of the leaf spring by means of the nut<br />

there.<br />

To exchange the felt rings in the takeup<br />

bearing, loosen the sockethead screw and<br />

OUR MAIN LINES<br />

HORIZONTAL XENON LAMPS<br />

(7kw/6kw/5kw/4kw/3kw/2kw/1 kw)<br />

SILICON RECTIFIERS FOR ABOVE<br />

XENON CONVERSION KITS<br />

REPLACEMENT XENON BULBS<br />

(VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL)<br />

XENON/HALOGEN PIN SPOT LIGHTS<br />

70MM-35MM-16MM LENSES<br />

REPLACEMENT REFLEC<strong>TO</strong>RS<br />

(FOR CARBON LAMPS)<br />

SILICON RECTIFIERS<br />

(FOR CARBON LAMPS)<br />

PROJECTION LAMPS EXCITER LAMPS<br />

Please write for further information to:<br />

JCC INCORPORATED<br />

52 2-chome Ohtedori<br />

Higashiku, Osaka, Japan<br />

telex J63765 JCCINC<br />

cable JCCINC OSAKA<br />

phones 06 942 1534<br />

remove the friction assembly. Undo tl<br />

four screws on the flange of the frictic<br />

wheel and remove the pressure disc. Witl<br />

draw the felt ring from the flange of tl<br />

friction wheel and install a new felt ring<br />

needed. Reassemble in the reverse order.<br />

There are a number of hints one rat<br />

pursue to facilitate the search for the sour<br />

of disturbing running noise in the project<br />

head.<br />

Remove the covers at the rear of t<br />

projector mechanism and the support. Th<br />

remove the V-shaped belt for the takei<br />

friction.<br />

Remove the toothed belt for the sup[<br />

drive and the takeup sprocket and— in:<br />

much as it is built in—take out the toofhl<br />

belt for the drive of the magnetic soul<br />

unit. If the disturbing noise is no lonjr<br />

apparent, the source of the noise trouble,<br />

to be found in the areas just cleared<br />

the event the noise continues after siji<br />

dismantling, the source of the noise trou<br />

is located in the areas of the driving mot<br />

the intermediate bearing, or in the Malt<br />

cross arrangement.<br />

Synchroflex<br />

Belt<br />

With regard to the Synchroflex belt, e<br />

toothed belts must be adjusted with the d<br />

of the intermediate bearing in such man:r<br />

that they run smoothly and silently in c<br />

middle of the Synchroflex wheels. To tijten<br />

the toothed belts, adjust the eccenic<br />

bearings in which the supply and takjp<br />

shafts run. For this purpose, loosen \e<br />

hexagon socket screw for the supply sift<br />

within the projector mechanism. ie<br />

mounting screw for the takeup shaft is<br />

located at the front of the sound optal<br />

unit. There is access from the outside.<br />

The motor's toothed belt alignment atie<br />

idling gear bearing is guaranteed by adjiting<br />

the outer belt and the V-shaped lit.<br />

Adjusting the belt tightness is accomplish<br />

by way of the belt tightening arrangennl<br />

Continued on pagtlX<br />

*MELCHER<br />

\inwmst5<br />

THEATRE EQUIPMENT<br />

Complete Projection and<br />

Sound Equipment<br />

Acoustical Wall Covering<br />

and Carpeting<br />

Janitorial Supplies<br />

and Equipment<br />

Audio Visual Equipmei<br />

Concession<br />

Sound<br />

Equipment<br />

Reinforcement<br />

Service and Repair<br />

3607-15 W. Fond du Lac Milwaukee, Wl 5;6<br />

(414) 442-5020<br />

RED KEY<br />

Distribution<br />

Date:<br />

August 1, 1977<br />

16<br />

The MODERN THEATRE SEC'ION<br />

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