marketed in 1969-70
super 8 mm film
lens: f: 1.4 \ F: 20 mm
lamp: 150 W, 120 V, DNE
reel capacity: 180 m
film loading: manual threading
manual unloading: possible
projection: forward, reverse
projection speed: 18, 24 fps
frame counter: yes
sound: magnetic playback on main sound track
sound mode: mono
amplifier: ?
amplifier output: 2 W
frequency response: ?
sound controls: volume, tone
recording: magnetic recording on main sound track
sound-on-sound: and sound fading
input terminal: Microphone
output terminal: External Speaker
built-in speaker: yes
motor: magnetic motor
power source: 110 V AC, 60 Hz
weight: ?
dimensions: circa 170 x 230 x 300 mm
made in Japan by ?
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In 1970 the projector price was $169.95. Print advertisment in Popular Mechanics Magazine, Vol 134, Num 5, published by Hearst Magazines, Usa, November 1970, pages 229
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Synchronex Super8 System consists of the camera and a synchronised c-cassette player. After you finished taking your images, you placed both the film cartridge and the matching tape cassette in a prepaid mailing bag and you mailed to Synchronex Laboratories in New York. Your films were returned to your magnetically striped and lip-synchronized, ready to be played back on any Super8 sound-om-film (magetic) projector. See the section on Synchronex cameras