F. H. Richardson's bluebook of projection (1935)

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510 RICHARDSON'S BLUEBOOK OF PROJECTION 23. What care does the sound gate require? 24. What is "flutter"? Name two causes of flutter. 25. WThat harm is done by mis-adjustment of lateral film guides? 26. State two methods of testing the adjustment of lateral film guides. 27. What harm is done by vibration of any part of the light system ? -c^-v 28. What test is applied to discover vibrating parts of the light system ? 29. What test is used to discover noisy "B" battenes i Production of Sound on Disc, page 525 30. Describe the magnetic disc reproducer, and its action. 7 31. What are "hill and dale" records? Microphones, page 527 ■=■ 32. Describe the common carbon-type microphone, and its action. 33. Explain "packing" in the carbon microphone, its causes and cure. J* Transmission Line, Pick-Up to Amplifier, page 529 34. Describe three methods of coupling the sound pick-up to the system amplifier. 35. Trace the circuits of a combination fader-changeover volume control. 36. Describe a common method of connecting non-synchronous sound currents to the system amplifier.