Richardson's handbook of projection (1930)

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1162 HANDBOOK OF PROJECTION FOR jectionist to handle it effectively and efficiently. It is shown in Fig. 421, attached to a Simplex projector. The general arrangement of the elements is the same as that of other systems. There are three compartments, Figure 422. one containing the exciting lamp and what goes with it; one the sound gate, sound sprocket, etcetera, and the other the photo-electric cell. The interior of the exciting lamp compartment is shown in Fig. 422, in which 2 is the meter registering the exciter lamp current, which must