BRAVO!
Our local WPC Club use to show those film strips at our monthly meetings. I
recognize Al, Ed, and Tech from those meetings that we had 25 years ago. A
couple of times I was nominated to move the film strip and play the record.
I hope that you are able to get more of those up and running on the Website!
Paul
Very cool! In a message dated 1/24/2004 10:26:11 PM Eastern Standard Time,
imperialist1960@xxxxxxxxx writes:
> As you are probably already aware, Chrysler had continuing education for its
>dealership service personnel in the form of the Master Technicians Service
>Conference. This took the form of a monthly booklet that was accompanied by a
>filmstrip that the service crew was to watch. This filmstrip was played on a
>combo filmstrip/record player that automatically advanced the filmstrip when
>it "heard" a tone on the record.
> The series is hosted by "Tech" who is a fictional animated character that
>leads the viewer/reader through the ins and outs of new product technology and
>design. This series was to be an addendum to the Service Manual, and some of
>the things taken for granted by the manual are contained in these service
>training items.
> The club website is already home to an impressive (and growing) array of the
>printed MTSC booklets, viewable on most yearly pages and here:
> http://www.imperialclub.com/Repair/Lit/Master/index.htm
> Today we are very proud to announce our first filmstrip transfer, which
>details how an automatic transmission's torque converter operates. Do you
>already know how the Torque Converter's mechanical principal works? How does
>your engine keep turning over when the car is stationary??
> http://www.imperialclub.com/Repair/Lit/Films/Fluid-TorqueDri
> ve/000.htm
> Enjoy!
>
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