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Supplied with and forming an integral part of the equipment, the new projector stand, besides being a perfect match for the projector, is actually one of the best stands obtainable. It consists of a tubular structure supported by three independently adjustable feet, and the platform may be swivelled or tilted in any direction. The feet, quickly adjustable to an uneven floor by means of the handy thumb-screws, may also be permanently attached to the floor for static use.
The D.16 is now widely distributed throughout the country, but should your cine dealer not be able to help you, the makers will be at your service.
Address your letters to Cinetechnic, Ltd., 169, Oldfield Lane, Greenford, Middlesex.
Voltage — The D.16 operates on no volts A.C. 50 cycles. Use a mains transformer when connecting to 230 A.C. For operating on D.C. a rotary convertor must be used.
The 8-mm. Dekko Model 118
The Dekko-118 has been designed to provide 8-mm. users with a very high concentration of light, and its quietness and simplicity have to be experienced to fully appreciate it.
It will produce a brightly lit picture 3' wide at a throw of 18' when using the 1" lens. The 1" lens, by the way, has been chosen as standard because it has been found to give the best results when used in the home. Other lenses, which are available as accessories, can be obtained in the following sizes: §", ij" and 2".
The size of the picture can be varied, of course, by using the appropriate lens. The picture-size will be reduced by the ij" and 2" and increased by the £ " lens.
A suitable lead has to be connected to the mains supply and to the mains input plug, which is fitted with an earthing connection for use with a 3-core cable.
In appearance, the projector forms one compact unit, but all working parts are readily accessible by removing the large covers. Controls are for the lamp, motor-speed, framing, tilting, and, believe it or not, for controlling the room lights. This is made possible by the special input for a lead from any table-lamp or lamp-standard, etc.
The projector lamp is a standard prefocus compact-filament
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