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These Headlights feature Black Satin Paint on the Main Bezel, Custom Dual Projector Shrouds, as well as the upper reflector. The center "Bridge" has been painted OEM Red to match the cars exterior.
Red Demon Eyes were built into both projectors to light them up red, controlled by a switch mounted in the car. The retrofit inner projector is Bi-Xenon, which means it will function as an extra Low Beam HID projector, and also turn into a high beam to retain flashers and huge light output when needed.
Switchback LED bulbs were added to the upper section, to be White with running lights and Amber with turn signals.
This photo was taken at my work upstairs were the old projector are in storage next to our digital ones. The projector ran film for nearly 6 years. I took this with 2.0 mp camera phone
ACER XD1150 DLP portable projector, comes wit remote and cables, excellent condition, limited usage, 4.300.000 IDR
Although the American 30th Engineer Regiment "Gas and Flame" used flamethrowers in combat on an extremely limited basis, most of the unit's fighting was done with Livens projectors and Stokes mortars.
These loaded Livens projectors were photographed at Soissons. Note the wire leads attached to the powder charges beneath the gas or oil drums.
Found these on Ebay for my 16mm projector. $AU30 including postage. Better price than direct from Sylvania at over $AU300 for 1 bulb!
Panasonic LCD Projectors
Great for large hall, Home Theater, Business and personal use. With wide range of projector to choice from that will suit your needs. All brand new with manufacturer warranty and free delivery within metro manila areas.
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The Knapsack Flame Projector, Mark I.
Developed by the Incendiary Unit of the Trench Warfare Section, Engineering Division, Ordnance Department, it weighed fifty pounds.
Only one example was completed by the signing of the Armistice. This drawing is from a 1924 magazine article about Dr. William B. Reid, a surgeon, politician, and explorer.
He planned to study gorillas in Africa, and to defend himself, he would be armed with portable flamethrowers.
The safari does not seem to have taken place.
The devices could be targeted by vandals. We could use the current CCTV cases to protect the devices from vandalism.
The old projector.
In early 1980s, rural projectionist is the only way for rural people to watch the films. In the late 1980s, most villages got electricity and television became popular. Change accelerated after young villagers left for the cities. Because of the audiences gradually declined, in 1990, rural projectionists team was dismissed. Most teammates changed careers.
Then in 2006, the Chinese government decided to subsidize mobile cinemas in rural areas, one projectionist has to play around 8000 films in the rural area every year, but less and less people attend to watch it.
老式放映机。
80年代初期，乡村放映员是生活在农村的人们看电影的唯一途径，那个时候的乡村放映员广受欢迎。到了80年代后期，随着社会的发展，电力的覆盖，电视的流行，更有越来越多的人离开了村庄到城市中发展，越来越少的人坐在广场观看电影，到了90年代乡村放映员大多转行，队伍缩水。
2006年，政府推进乡村电影，现在每个乡村放映员每年要放8000场的电影。但是人潮涌动观看电影的场景已随着社会的发展已一去不复返。
The projectors for the sign are inside the wall. They project light onto mirrors which bounces out of the holes in the wall and onto the window. The windows have a light diffusing film on them.
This is documentation of the Hennepin Projected Signage project at the Walker Art Center.
image of the flash itself, projected onto the wall by the magnifying glass
kakonet 228C flash camera right!
The options were lighting this panel up or strange whining from the monitor as it failed to understand why it was drawing so much less power.
We left it on, facing the ground.
After watching some Charlie and Lola on the wall, first one panel came loose, and then (when we attempted to fix it) all the panels disconnected.
Shots of the wall were pointless as they were either too dark or the flash eliminated the projection.
Men of the Special Brigade load oil or gas drums into emplaced Livens projectors.
The projectors were developed in the summer of 1916 as a replacement for flamethrowers. Soon they replaced gas cylinders as well.
Livens projectors were first used on a mass scale at Arras on April 4, 1917.