Part Details | MOTION PICTURE CAMERA
6710-00-251-8649 A photographic device used for taking silent and/or sound motion pictures. It consists of a light-tight chamber designed to produce a sequential series of pictures by means of a continuous or intermittent automatic film feed mechanism. This mechanism is so arranged, geared and timed that as the film for each frame is positioned, the light for each exposure is automatically controlled. It includes an electric or spring wound motor(s), taking lens(es), takeup reel or spool, and magazine(s). It may include a lens cover, carrying case, strap and/or handle. Excludes cameras with sound recording equipment, film, tripod, or stand, accessory lighting equipment and external power supply. for cameras with sound recording equipment, see CAMERA SET, MOTION PICTURE.
Alternate Parts: WF3, 6710-00-251-8649, 00-251-8649, 6710002518649, 002518649
| Supply Group (FSG) | NSN Assigned | NIIN | Item Name Code (INC) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 67 | JUL 14, 1969 | 00-251-8649 | 02706 ( CAMERA, MOTION PICTURE ) |
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Cross Reference | NSN 6710-00-251-8649
| Part Number | Cage Code | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|
| WF3 | 54985 | WOLLENSAK OPTICAL CO |
Technical Data | NSN 6710-00-251-8649
| Characteristic | Specifications |
|---|---|
| LENS FOCAL LENGTH | 2.000 INCHES NOMINAL |
| LENS APERTURE SETTING RANGE | P2.3/P16.0 |
| SINGLE FRAME RELEASE | NOT INCLUDED |
| FILM ACCOMMODATION TYPE | SPOOL FILM LOAD |
| FILM WIDTH | 16.00 MILLIMETERS NOMINAL |
| FILM LENGTH | 100.000 FEET NOMINAL |
| FOCUS METHOD | LENS MOUNT |
| VIEWFINDER TYPE | INTERNAL NEWTON |
| AUDIO FEATURE | NOT INCLUDED |
| LENS MOUNTING METHOD | FOCUSING C |
| FILM ADVANCE METHOD | ELECTRIC MOTOR |
| DRIVE TYPE | INTEGRAL |
| DRIVE MOTOR CURRENT FREQUENCY IN HERTZ | 60.0 |
| DRIVE MOTOR PHASE | SINGLE |
| FOCUSING DRIVE MOTOR CURRENT FREQUENCY IN HERTZ | 60.0 |
| FOCUSING DRIVE MOTOR PHASE | SINGLE |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | WOLLENSAK FASTAX WF3 16MM CAMERA FILM IS PULLED PASTTHE APERTURE IN A CONTINOUS MOTION,INSTEAD OF A SHUTTER EXPOSING EACHINDIVIDUAL FRAME DURING A STATIONARY CYCLE |