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type operating on no volts, which may be used on 230-volt mains providing that the integral resistance-unit is used.
Heat generated from the lamp and resistance is carefully insulated from the film and dispersed by a forced air-cooling system. The claw-movement includes modern improvements and has a very fast pull-down time, and the simplified gate makes threading quite easy.
The Dekko is marketed under three different model numbers : 118-A, 118-B and 118-C. Models 118-A and 118-B are suitable for 500-watt lamps, and Model 118-C for lamps up to and including 750 watts.
Readers requiring information on the Dekko range of equipment and accessories are invited to write to Dekko Cameras Ltd., 19 Telford Way, East Acton, London, W.3.
The Kodascope Eight-45 (an 8 mm. Silent Projector)
Simplicity of threading, a minimum of controls easily located even in darkness, simple change from projection to rewind — these are some of the salient features of the "Kodascope" Eight45, which follows in general mechanical design the popular and trouble-free Home "Kodascope' ' 8, but with higher-power lamp, wider aperture lens, and silver (antique) finish.
Reliability is assured by the use wherever possible of diecastings and machined components, rather than of pressed-metal assemblies. The F-1.6 Kodak projection lens, with 300-watt lamp, combined with the optical design of reflector, condensers, and shutter, together ensure maximum light output. A "plugin' ' internal resistance makes possible its use on any electrical mains supply from 100 to 250 volts. Effectively earthed, it is supplied with an ample length of 3-core rubber-covered lead; it conforms to all of the usual electrical safety regulations.
The mechanism has been considerably simplified, and consists of three essential shafts only. There are no internal chains or wire belts. The complete projector is supplied in a stout cardboard box, with a full range of the necessary accessories.
Altogether, the Eight-45 is a sturdy and compact projector likely to please any 8 mm. film user, for it is obviously a machine which, although specially produced for the person of moderate income, has yet been designed and manufactured to the highest professional standards.
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