Richardson's handbook of projection (1927)

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572 HANDBOOK OF PROJECTION FOR ments only being provided when especially ordered. On the back of the board, or panel, are mounted the regulating reactance, the various relays, current limiting resistances, tube, etc., as in Fig. 185. The machine is not excessive in weight, occupies but little floor space, and is entirely automatic in its operation. To Tube /Inoafe. Tube Holder Starting Anode Cathode Shafting Coil starting /?/?oc/e ~ » Re/ay D.C. Terminate Series Underload Relay Current Limiting /resistance Current Limiting Potential Re/ay Regulating Reactance -Main Reactance Figure 185. start the rectifier, all that is necessary is to close the A. C. supply and projector table switches, and bring the carbons of the lamp together. The rectifier will then automatically start. VOLT AND AMMETER.— The volt and ammeter (when ordered) are of the D'arsonval, or permanent magnet type.