Motion Picture Handbook a Guide for Managers And Operators of Motion Picture Th
Motion Picture Handbook a Guide for Managers And Operators of Motion Picture Th
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59055 or 6/10 inch 16 . 62992 17 . 66929 18 . 70866 or 7/10 inch 19 . 74803 or 3/4 inch 20 . 78740 21 . 82677 or 8/10 inch 22 . 86614 23 . 90551 or 9/10 inch 24 . 94488 25 . 98425 26 1. 02362 or 1 inch Any millimeter measurement may be reduced to inches by multiplying by . 03937. One centimeter equals . 3937, or prac- tically four-tenths of an inch. One meter equals 39. 37 inches, or 3. 28 feet, or 1. 094 yards.
290 MOTION PICTURE HANDBOOK SETTING THE CARBONS This is a subject second to none in... importance. A very slight difference in the set of the carbons may make a very large difference in screen illumination, particularly when using A. C.
Practically all illumination available for use comes from what is known as the "crater. " With D. C. There is only one crater, but with A. C. There are two. The crater always forms on the positive carbon. With D. C. One carbon is always positive and the other always negative, therefore the entire force of the current is expended toward the forming of a crater of ample dimension on one carbon, the positive; hence it is imperative that the positive wire be connected to the upper carbon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
59055 or 6/10 inch 16 . 62992 17 . 66929 18 . 70866 or 7/10 inch 19 . 74803 or 3/4 inch 20 . 78740 21 . 82677 or 8/10 inch 22 . 86614 23 . 90551 or 9/10 inch 24 . 94488 25 . 98425 26 1. 02362 or 1 inch Any millimeter measurement may be reduced to inches by multiplying by . 03937. One centimeter equals . 3937, or prac- tically four-tenths of an inch. One meter equals 39. 37 inches, or 3. 28 feet, or 1. 094 yards.
290 MOTION PICTURE HANDBOOK SETTING THE CARBONS This is a subject second to none in... importance. A very slight difference in the set of the carbons may make a very large difference in screen illumination, particularly when using A. C.
Practically all illumination available for use comes from what is known as the "crater. " With D. C. There is only one crater, but with A. C. There are two. The crater always forms on the positive carbon. With D. C. One carbon is always positive and the other always negative, therefore the entire force of the current is expended toward the forming of a crater of ample dimension on one carbon, the positive; hence it is imperative that the positive wire be connected to the upper carbon.
What to read after Motion Picture Handbook a Guide for Managers And Operators of Motion Picture Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F H Frank Herbert Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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