Optic projection : principles, installation and use of the magic lantern, projection microscope, reflecting lantern, moving picture machine, fully illustrated with plates and with over 400 text-figures (1914)

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INDEX 707 Arc lamp 12, 15, 61, 401, 536 alternating current 68, 72, 74 automatic 12, 61, 83, 328, 364, 512 ballast for 539, 544 choke coil for. ... 88, 352, 532, 544 direct current candle-power 553-565 carbons for 87,551 current needed . . . .24, 248, 328 drawing with 328, 341 for spectra 628, 639 for micro-projection 236 for vision experiments.. 65 1-672 fine adjustments for. . .12, 72, 237 going out of 48 hand-feed 12, 62 house circuit 80 inductor for 88, 352, 544 installation of 500-505 intrinsic brilliancy of crater . . 564 lighting 21, 24, 88 "Lilliput" or baby form 81 managing 24, 414 material for installation 502 opaque projection with 182 polarity test 84, 506-511 position of carbons in V 49, 50-51, 61, 70, 72, 550, 553 rheostat for ii, 70, 83, 521, 539, 544 small 81, 82 small automatic 83, 364 small carbons for 341 small with clock-work 364 small with drawing 340 special dynamo for 486 starting 23 summary for small 97 testing polarity 506-512 threewire, automatic 238, 263, 512 three-wire, supply 514 turning off 88 with transformer 532-534 wiring 15, 69, 496-505, 513 wiring when far from main .supply 513 wiring for large currents ... 513 Arrhenius 138 Asbestos-patch gloves 21, 74 Astigmatism, astigmia or unequal curvature 663-669 change with age 666 correct position of spectacles for .666 correction by cylindric lenses 665-666 correction by obliquity of spectacles 665 correction by stenopaeic slit 669-670 demonstration of 663-668 discovery of by Young and Airy 666 radial lines for 662-665 Atmospheric pressure 103 Attachment plugs . . . .86-87, 502-504 Auditorium for projection . . 395, 439 Automatic arc lamp, 12, 61, 83, 286, 328,334, 336,364, 512,639 Bausch and Lomb form 512 Ewon's 548 Leitz 364 Nernst 92 Reichert's 83 Thompson's 334 Axis of lenses 576-581 principal, and secondary . 576-579 Ayrton, Mrs 539 Balancing devices 521, 532 Ballast, alternating current 69-70, 521, 532, 544 direct current u, 521, 539 moving pictures 399 need with arc 539, 544 Nernst lamp 92 position of 512-513 small arc 83 Ball's Astronomy 139 Ball-pointed pen on unvarnished glass 187, 207, 304, 306 Balopticon, diagrams 188, 189 Edison Moving Picture attachment for 405 large for opaque objects 192 Nicholas Power, moving picture attachment 404 home 184 Balopticon, convertible. 187, 304, 306 Universal 191, 307 Barbara 675 Barrel, rheostat 526 Baseboard, for home-made apparatus 288-296 fixing track to 290