SPT Service Notes: July-August 1971
The July-August 1971 issue of the Society of Photo-Technologists Service Notes includes articles on the following:
• Nikomat Auto Slide Projector - disassembly
• Nikkormat FT - disassembly
• Mamiya-Sekor SUper 180/4.5 - disassembly
• Minolta Hi-Matic 7s - disassembly
• Kobena 121 Movie Camera - disassembly
• Honeywell Auto-Strobonar 600/660 - trigger circuit troubleshooting
• Agfa Silette LK - top cover disassembly
• Rolleiflex 2.8E - meter removal
• Kodak Flash 200 Shutter - disassembly
• Yashica J7 - top cover disassembly
• Faultless Interval Timer - cleaning
• Fujica Compact Delux - shutter access
• Kodak Electric 8 Movie Camera - battery compartment failure
• Kodak Instamatic 124 - service tip
• Yashica Mat EM - shutter removal
• Copal MXV - disassembly
• Yashica 8EM - disassembly
• Kodak Instamatic 314 - supplementary information
• Zeiss-Ikon Ikomatic A - disassembly
• Hanimex Automatic 8 Zoom - modification
• Werra - disassembly
• Bell & Howell Slide Cube Projector - modification
• Keystone 560 Movie Projector - disassembly
• Mighty-Mite Flash - disassembly & schematic
• Minolta-16 MGS - disassembly
• Perflex Forty-Four - disassembly
• Koni-Omegaflex M - cocking lever spring replacement
• Honeywell Electric Eye 35 - disassembly
• Minolta 500 - disassembly
• Polariod Color Pack II/III - flash cube repair
• Copal MXV Shutter - M-Sync malfunction
• PC Cord - modification
• Exciter Lamp Power Supply
...and more!
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