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Description: | For 16mm silent film, 100' reels; claw intermittent, two sprockets. Motor speed control; hand rewind for 110 or 240 volt supply.
The Kodatoy 16mm projector was designed as an inexpensive alternative to the Kodascopes, aimed at the junior market. It was supplied complete with a screen and miniature theatre [this example does not include this]. It is a motorised projector with a 100/250v 50w lamp. The projector can be operated on AC or DC. The Kodatoy takes up to 100 feet reels, though an attachment for 400 feet spools was available. The projector has a single claw intermittent, operating on one side of the film only and two sprocket rollers. It has a three-bladed shutter and a centrifugally-operated heat filter. The lens is focused by moving it backwards and forwards in its mount. There is a hand rewind on the top reel.The lamp is controlled by an on/off switch. | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.5/ | Subjects: | cine projector | Temporal: | 1932 | Source: | Science Museum | Creator: | Kodak | Identifier: | 1990-5036/7696 | Go to resource |
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