manuals : projectors
Bauer T 520 duoplay
The Bauer T 5xx series are a line of higly reliable projectors with dubbing features and popular for their low traction noise. Also known as Bauer studio series and quite expensive they were addressing the prosumer faction when built in 1977. Reel size > 240. Lens 1:1,2/15,5-28mm. Speeds 1+18+24+R. Bulb 15V/150W halogen. Manual provided by Erkan Umut, Istanbul, Turkey.
Beaulieu 708 EL Stereo Capstan drive
High-end Super 8 projector series built by Beaulieu in the late 1970s. The capstan drive variant has an extra capstan motor and advanced dubbing features. Lens 1:1,1/11-30mm. Reel > 700. Frames 1+18+24+ fine adjustment.
Braun Visacustic 100 multiplay, 1000 stereo
A Braun Super 8 stereo projector system from 1977. Maximum reel size 180. Manual provided by Bernd Luetzeler, Berlin, Germany.
Chinon Sound Sonore Projector SP-330
A black plastic projector from japanese producer Chinon; late 70s? Maximum reelsize: 180m | film type: Super 8, Single 8. Lens: Zoom 1:1,3/15,5-30 mm. Mono sound, DIN line in, microphone in, recording, 2 line out, 18/24 fps. Voltage : 100-250 at at 50-60 Hz, 180 W. Bulb: 12 V, 100 W halogen. Manual provided by Erkan Umut, Istanbul, Turkey.
Elmo 8mm Dual FP-A
An early (1965) double format (8mm, Super8) projector. Reel size > 120. Lens: 1:1,3/20-32mm. English manual provided by James E, Portland, Oregon, USA.
Elmo ST-180D
Also known as ST-180 DM 2-Track projector. Manual provided by Erkan Umut, Istanbul, Turkey.
Eumig Mark 610 D
A small and solid but silent dual 8 (8mm and Super 8) projector by Eumig from around 1974. Lens 1:1,3/15-30mm. Frames 3+6+9+12+18. Bulb 12V/100W Halogen. Reelsize > 120. Manual provided by Erkan Umut, Istanbul, Turkey.
Eumig Mark S 802
A solid sound projector by the austrian company Eumig from the mid 70s for Super 8 & Single 8. Reelsize > 180. Lens: 1:1,6/17-30mm. Frames 18+24. Features : mono sound, DIN line/mike in, dubbing. Voltage : 100-250V. Bulb 12V/75W Halogen.
Kodak Ektagraphic CT1000 16 mm
A Kodak 16mm sound projector. Manual provided by Erkan Umut, Istanbul, Turkey.
Kodascope 8 40R
An 8mm projector from 1935. Manual provided by Walter Brunner, Austria.
Lomo Russ
A double format (8mm, Super8) projector by the St. Petersburg-based (aka Leningrad, USSR) manufacturer Lomo around 1975. Sound films need an external tape device (Synchronizer SEL-1) to be played with sound. Reel size > 600. Production date around 1975. Manual provided by Walter Brunner, Austria.
Minolta Autodual 8
A double format (8mm, Super8) silent projector by Minolta produced around 1969. Manual provided by Filipe Teixera, Oporto, Portugal.