Handbook of projection for theatre managers and motion picture projectionists ([1922])

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MANAGERS AND PROJECTIONISTS Projection Room — Wiring Same Size of Wires Necessary 338 Should Figure Voltage Drop ? 339 General Lay-out of Projection Room Switchboard 340 Balancing the Load 341 Connecting Motor Generators, Economizers, etc 341 Incandescent Circuits 344 Ground Wire 346 Projector Circuits 348 Double Throw Connection for Projector Circuits.. 348 Trouble Lamp 348 Projector Circuits — How They May Be Run 348 Inclosure of Switches 348 Double Throw Connection of Projector Circuits 348 Transformer — Rheostat Connection, When Used... 349 Connecting to Two Sources of Supply 350 Rectifiers, Mercury Arc See Mercury Arc Rectifiers Reels Construction) of Reels . . : , 281 Size of Reels 282 How to Calculate Footage a Reel Will Hold 283 Filmfast Reel 323 Simplex Automatic Signal Reel 324 Projection Room Reels 281, 282 and 322 Resistance Figuring Resistance of Arc 57 General Discussion Thereof 60 Resistance of Metals 65 Resistance and Temperatures 65 Temperature Co-efficient 66 Normal Temperature 66 Properties of Metals 67 Loss Through Resistance 68 Amount of Resistance Permissible in Circuit 69 Mil Foot Standard of Resistance 73 To Calculate Resistance When Size and Length of Wire is Known 73 Calculating Resistance of Copper Circuit 73 Figuring Voltage Drop of Circuit 74