Fujicascope Sound SH30marketed in 1975
super 8 mm film
lens:
Fujinon PJ·Z f: 1.3 \ F: 15-25 mm or
Fujinon PJ·Z f: 1.0 \ F: 14-28 mm
lamp: 150 W, 21 V, DNF
lamp settings: High, Low
reel capacity: 360 m (540 m Single 8)
projection: forward, reverse, still
projection speed: 18, 24 fps, fine adjustment speed (+/- 1.5 fps)
frame counter: 18 fps = 1 digit
film loading: automatic threading
sound: single-system (magnetic and optical playback on main sound track) and double-system (1)
sound mode: mono
amplifier: 3 IC, 20 Si transistors and 18 Si diodes
amplifier output: 15 W (8 Ohm)
frequency response: ?
exciter lamp: 4 V, 0.75 Amp
sound controls: volume, bass, treble, sound-on-sound
recording: single system (magnetic recording on main sound track) and double-system
sound-on-sound: yes
recording level control: Auto Level Limiter (ALL) and Manual
VU meter: recording level meter
input terminal: Microphone (-65 dB, -1 kOhm), Auxiliar (-20 dB, 220 kOhm)
output terminal: External Speaker (4-8 Ohm), Monitor (8 Ohm), Line Out (500 mV, 300 Ohm)
built-in speaker: 12.5 cm, 5 W (8 Ohm)
built-in film cutter: yes
motor: DC magnetic motor
power source: 100-110 V AC, 50/60 Hz
weight: 12000 g
dimensions: 185 x 320 x 375 mm
made in Japan by Yamawa
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(1) Sound playback/recording system with a synchronized tape-recorder. This cine projector has the possibility of transferring to the magnetic main track on film the sound recorded on cassette tape shot thank to synchronized pulses with cameras like the Fujica ZC1000, Z800, ZX300 or ZXM500. (Ignacio Benedeti Corzo, Better than sushi: Fujicascope SD20 & SD25 projectors, International Movie Making, United Kingdom, October 2011).