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Sonny Mikszath
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From: Sweden
Registered: Jul 2011


 - posted March 13, 2018 04:53 PM      Profile for Sonny Mikszath   Email Sonny Mikszath   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Hi.
If you liek watch this two videos, this are about the projector in question:

part 1 - https://youtu.be/dURAAJqedhc
part 2 - https://youtu.be/Rmr48PbQhQ4

This videos was made some year ago, last time I used it. Just got it then. This other day I got a 16mm full film. I run a movieclub and sadly to my suprice, the back reel or wheel, do not move at all. and the projector is going somewhat slow also.
Anyone got any ide off what I can do?

I will open it up tomarrow I think and see if I can figure something out myself, the back axel though Idk...

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Simon Wyss
Film Handler

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From: Äsch, Switzerland
Registered: Apr 2009


 - posted March 17, 2018 03:22 AM      Profile for Simon Wyss   Email Simon Wyss   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Make sure the rear reel arm is not in the top position. Oil the mechanism, you have a number of oil bores, on the reel arms, too. One drop of a heavier gears oil, three or four drops to the central mechanism’s felts. Manual tells you. Good luck

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Sonny Mikszath
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From: Sweden
Registered: Jul 2011


 - posted March 17, 2018 06:18 AM      Profile for Sonny Mikszath   Email Sonny Mikszath   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I was just doing that yesterday.
I could not understand how it can breakdown just like that, ofc old machine it can. But it seems really good.
So I went and messed around whit it then suddenly it worked again, it was the arm right. Never knew that before. So I was just going on to say it worked , but yee I need to check out those oil holes, ty for telling me, that is a good thing to do.

I have this film http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0042230/ on 16mm
though my version is black and white, I do not mind because b&w do hold better then color, the test i did yesterday , the movie was looking great.
This projector I have seems to be very technical and advance.

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