Educational screen & audio-visual guide (c1956-1971])

Mike-Headset combination designed to take rough handling. Turner 275 combines a boom microphone with a dynamic headset, one cable serves both, choice of three impedances. The headset (Model 270) and the microphone (Model 265) are sold separatealso. TURNER. For more Information circle No. 123 on return postal card. Mobile Lang-Lab. Model M-30 wheels complete assembly 4-track tape recorder, transistorized amplifier (muffed to exclude ambient noise) — into any classroom for instant langlab or similar uses. All controls (color coded) are teacher-centered. Unit locks, no parts exposed. Simultaneous acceptance of three different instruction levels. 26x48x30". Typical 30-station unit $3,800. 12p monograph free. KDUTRON. For more information circle No. 12.S on return postal card. Phonopac combines a record player and a cartridge tape recorder in a single unit. Live and disc-recorded sound can be combined on tape, for language lab, music, etc., study. 4-speed, manual record player has own internal speaker, also hookup for outside units. 22"xl434"x7". With microphone and three tape cartridges $310. SPAK. For more Information circle No. 124 on return postal card. Sanitizer for Lang'Lab Headsets, "Zephiran," spray solution reportedly like that used on surgical and medical instruments, is offered in pints $1 and larger sizes. Jet-Pak spray with 1 qt. aerosol propellant $3.95; additional 15 oz propellant $1.95 DG. For more information circle No. 125 on return postal card. "Ten-Pound Language Lab." Two-channel tape recorder (one non-eraseable) playable simultaneously; 3% ips; earphone or built-in speaker; listen-record and directional controls on mike. About size and wt of portable typewriter. $219. CECO. For more information circle No. 126 on return postal card. ETV Color TV Receivers. 10 models range from Lindsey Consolette ($549.95) to the de-luxe Chancellor TV-StereoRadio combination $1750). Black-andwhite receivers range from the 19" portable Beachwood ($149.95), to the 23" Chanbourn Space Command remote controlled TV-stereo-radio console combination $925). ZENITH. For more information circle No. 127 on return postal card. TEACHING MACHINES Graflex Micro-Aid Reader, requiring no electricity, constitutes sole "hardware" for programmed filmstrips produced by University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, Mich. Workbook for recording responses completes the unit. GRAFLEX For more Information circle No. 128 on return postal card. Min-Max II offers a separate Answer Mate unit on which student records his responses, permitting program sheets to be used over and over again. Program holder, plastic, wt 4 lb, $25; Answer-Mate $6 additional; school discounts. 27 programs now available. GROLIER For more information circle No. 129 on return postal card. Pliototutor a training "program" on black-and-white printing for photo finishing employees. 104 printed cards, 88 prints, 42 negatives, all interkeyed. Transilluminated stand, easel for written work. $250. "Black-andWhite Inspection," "Color Printing," and "Color Inspection" programs are in work. For more information circle No. 130 on return postal card. "Teacliall" autotutor offers five-key response range to questions posed on sequenced 3x5 cards exposed one at a time. When correct answer button is pushed green light shows and buzzer sounds. 16 programs in physics, math, religion, history, etc. Direct-to-home selling is contemplated. Producer announces that "Greater emphasis is being placed on 'tailored' education for the individual rather than old-fashioned 'production line' education." PUBINC. For more information circle No. 131 on return postal card. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Conversion Filter facilitates outdoor fill lighting with tungsten; light loss 30% as against 50-60% with filters used heretofore. COLTRAN For more information circle No. 132 on return postal card. Electronics Lab Trainer System includes circuit panels, power supply and signal generator, parts storage, and schematic templates and workbooks, for transistor or tube circuits or both. Components plug in on built-in prewiring; keying notches assure correct insertion. Costs depend on kind and quantity of items needed, e.g., workbooks $3; schematic templates $1.25; voltmeters $65; oscilloscopes $137.50; generator-power supply $395; mounted components $62.50; circuit panels $37.,50, easels $15. PAROMEL. For more information circle No. 133 on return postal card. CORRECTION. The carrying case for the compact lighting kit shown above measures 14%x22%x6'/4 inches, and the kit includes lighting units and barndoors for R-40 lamps, not the lamps. We regret the error in our January listing. LOLITE. For more information circle No. 134 on return postal card. Foster 8/16 Rewind, new slant-front model is made of formed styrene, supported by steel table in hammertone enamel. 'Takes up to 2000' reels (16mm or 8mm film or tape, and, with adapter, also 35mm). 37x24'/4xl5%, 54 lb. Foot or hand positive control at any speed up to 2000 fpm. Automatic double brake action on both spindles, will not tear film. Silent. May be used for portable operation, off table. $250; with table and foot pedal $285. FOSWIND For more Information circle No. 135 on return postal card. SEE IT! at NAVA booth Q-139 NEW eye-appealing colors! NEW portfolio Screen and Case! NEW profit-making Accessories! NEW sales aids! PRESENTATION PAIR -$79.50 Record Player and Projector for sound-filmstrips . . . the unbeatable low-cost combination! A few dealerships still op*n See Brunson Mofley lor details RICHARD MANUFACTURING CO. 5914 N. NOBLE AVENUE VAN NUYS, CALIFORNIA PpJlowLiNG Pictures ^\v«fiJ\ FILMSTRIPS \^^ FOR SCIENCE— ^>— ry^ (Eligible for Purchase on N.D.E.A. Title III) And subjects in other current study areas. IVrlfo for our FIfmsfrIp cafalog to: 509 So. Beverly Drive Beverly Hills, Calif. m fILM DOCIOftS* SPECIALISTS in the science of FILM REJUVENATION. RikPIDWElO Process for:' • Scritch-Removal • tbratlons • Dirt • "RMn" Send for Free Brochure rap til FILM TECHNIQUE Founded 1940 37-02C 27lh St., Long Island City 1, N.Y. Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — November, 1962 675