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Here's a new idea from Argus that makes it really easy to get started in Educational TV. The Argus Starter System. It's a complete system, camera with a i-inch (:i.g lens, tripod and dolly — receiver and monitor — transformer, distribution box . . . even coaxial cable — everything you need to get started right away in teaching with TV.
The Starter System is the sane, economical way to find out how TV can help you with your own teaching problems. If you now have TV receivers, they can be part of your Argus System, reducing this low price still further.
When your TV needs grow, your starter system needn't be replaced. It can be expanded into a school-wide Argus system of standard, low-cost components, including an integrated sound system
There's an Argus AV dealer near you who handles the new Argus Starter System and will be glad to help you get the most out of it.
"he coupon below will bring you a copy of "Using Television in Teaching" by James L. Page, Assistant Director, Audio-Visual Center, Michigan State University, and MPATI Area Coordinator.
'Eligible for purchase under National Defense Education Act.
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