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

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HANDBOOK OF PROJECTION FOR Resistance as Applies to Projection Circuit Why Resistance Is Necessary In Projection Circuit 413 Variable and Fixed Resistance Rheostats 415 Heating of Rheostat 417 Rheostat Repairs 418 Insulate Your Rheostats 419 Location of Rheostats 420 Necessity for Examining Connections Frequently 421 How Additional Resistance Coils May Be Added.. 421 Objections to Large Grid Rheostats 422 Temporary Repairs If Coil or Grid Breaks 423 Rheostat Connections 423 Series Connections 423 Multiple (parallel) Connection 424 A.C. and B.C. Rheostats— No Such Thing 427 Rheostat Connections and Resultant Amperage 429 Adjustable Rheostat— What It Is 432 Disassembling Wire Coil Rheostats 435 Rheostats for Road Use 436 A New Kind of Rheostat 437 Rewinder, The Rewinder, The 332 Rheostats See Resistance as Applied to Projection Circuit Screen, The The Sole and Only Function of the Screen 219 Impossible to Judge Relative Merit of Screens by Looking at Them In Different Theatres 219-220 Picture Light, What It Is 219 Various Things Which May Alter Screen Brilliancy Per Ampere of Current Used 220 Only Way Reliable Comparative Test Can Be Made.. 220 Be Cautious as to Accepting Statements of Salesmen 220 Projectionist Should Study Screen Surfaces 221 What Exhibitor Should Do Before Purchasing Screen 221 Reflection, Diffuse, Semi-Diffuse and Regular 222 Visible Roughness of Screen Unnecessary 223 Interfering Light a Serious Matter 224 Test Screen for Stray Light 224 Distribution of Reflected Light 225 White Wall Screen . .... 226