Eumig P2 vintage filmprojector , an overview

I was asked how you properly lay on the belts on this projector so i tought it was nice to do a complete video about this projector.
some more info: not all models work on 110 volt and need a resistor or step down transformer. some are 220 volts. please check your own projector on which voltage it operates. keep in mind the cables are old and it may very well be that pre war models need new wiring prior to use.
dont tinker with electricity if you dont know exactly what you are doing to prevent harm.

[@lukassteinbrink322]

I have an Eumig S820 sound Projector. A beutiful machine that works perfectly. I have the feeling that the Projectors by Eumig are undestroyable they just simply work whatever you done. XD

[@MartinAlexanderGutzelnig]

Hello Erik, i asked Stavros Diamantakis from the TH-cam channel "photodiamantakis". He said: P 25 is black for all 3 formats with connectable resistor. P 26 + P 26 s are colored beige with a low voltage lamp and where preferred for use in schools.

[@eriksnel6461]

I agree, but the black color scheme and all three formats also go for the P2. What remains is the finer details such as the type of switches used and inside the p2 has a chain between the sprocket wheels and the younger ones (p25 or late p2) has gears. The line between when is it a p2 or a p25 is very thin.

[@eriksnel6461]

And! The p26s has the low voltage lamp yes, but the p26 does not, that one has the resistor on top and a 110 volt lamp. Both are beige. I do however have a p26 without the resistor, the top is a hinged lid. I don’t known what lamp is in there and if it needs an external resistor

[@TheSnakeypoo]

I drank a lot of water, so now I have to P2