coating of a regular mirror is located at the rear of the
glass. Consequently, the front surface mirrors of an
opaque projector are extremely delicate. Do not get your
fingerprints or other marks on it. If the mirrors are not
soiled, then any dust accumulation can be removed with
a soft camel hair brush. If they are badly soiled, wipe
them very gently with a lint-free cloth or lens tissue.
(Use extreme caution when you use the cloth or
tissue — they can scratch the surface of the mirror.)
Carousel Slide Projector
The cleaning procedures for the Carousel slide
projector (fig. 16-12) are essentially similar to those
used for the opaque projector. The Carousel uses a
standard mirror, so you should remove surface dirt with
a camel hairbrush.
EQUIPMENT INVENTORY
You should maintain an inventory of all your public
affairs equipment. The inventory should include the
following information:
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Name of equipment (including model numbers)
Serial number
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Figure 16-12.—Carousel slide projector.
U.S. Navy minor property number (if applicable)
Date of purchase or receipt
Estimated value
Warranty/service information
Your inventory also should list the dates you
performed your maintenance. By doing this, you will
take the guesswork out of scheduling maintenance, and
in turn, your gear will give you years of trouble-free
service.
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