Kodak

marketed in 1970-71

super 8 mm film

lenses:

- Ektanar f/1.6 F: 2 inch

- Ektanar f/2.0 F: 3 inch

- Ektanar f/2.5 F: 4 inch

lamp: 150 W, 21 V, DNF

lamp settings: 3 level lamp switch

reel capacity: 360 m (1200 ft)

projection: forward, reverse

projection speed: 24 fps

shutter: 5 blades (120 images per second)

film loading: automatic threading through the gate

neutral density or color correction filter holder

sound: magnetic playback on main sound track

sound mode: mono

amplifier: transistorized

amplifier output: 4 W

frequency response: 100-5000 Hz

recording: magnetic recording on main sound track

recording level control: manual gain control

VU meter: recording level meter

input terminal: Microphone, Phono

input jacks: Mic: 6.5 mm diameter jack; Phono: RCA

ouput terminal: Speaker, Line Out (600 Ohm)

output jack: Speak: 6.5 mm diameter jack

remote control of all functions

motor: AC magnetic motor

power source: ? V AC, 50/60

weight: ?

dimensions: ?

made in USA by Kodak

• This is a conversion of the rugged Kodak Pageant chassis and is probably the heaviest-duty Super 8 projector on the market today. Feed this into an open port on your multiplexer and your TV station will have full Super 8 capability. AC synchronous, 24fps, 5-bladed shutter (120 images per second). Remote control of all functions. Inching knob. No still frame. Automatic threading through the gate. 21V/150W, DNF lamp. 3-level lamp switch. Neutral Density or Color Correction filter holder. VU meter. Manual gain control. 600 ohms balanced line output (XLR). Projection lens not included. 1200 foot reel capacity. (Super8 Sound Catalog, 1976, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA).