Kodak Moviedeck splits image, is there something I can adj..

Moviedecks are relatively straightforward to load and use. Should be a
threading diagram on top of the unit showing which way the film sproket
holes line up. You'll need to adjust the frame knob accordingly like with
all projectors. You'll also need to set the Super 8 / Regular 8 switch
accordingly so the film gate can be set correctly to pull the film through.
I believe there's a few Moviedeck PDF manuals floating around on the net.
All Moviedeck models are basically the same loading and running wise.

Moviedecks are awesome projectors that work well and are some of my favorite
projectors of all time, but they can also ruin your film quickly if the film
misfeeds into the takeup reel on the bottom of the unit. Keep a close eye on
it while running and if it encounters running or feeding problems, shut it
down immediately. Let it go running with problems and you're absolutely
guaranteed a ruined roll of film.

I doubt the Instamatic M80 will work if it's been in storage quite a few
years. If it does work, it probably won't work much longer. These late 1960s
projectors used plastic gears that quickly disintegrate over time and break
when stressed under load / operation. There's also PDF manuals for the
Instamatic "M" series projector line on the net. They're all basically the
same operationally.

"KMil" wrote in message

> Hello Everyone,
>
> Like some people here I just pulled out my family's Reel to Reel
> projector and started looking at old family movies. I have the Kodak
> Ektrasound Moviedeck which works well and the Kodak Instamatic M80
> which I haven't tried yet because I don't have the manual.
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