LETI-60M Soviet 35mm Filmstrip Projector

LETI-60M Filmstrip Projector

The LETI-60M is a cabinet-type filmstrip projector for 35mm diafilm strips, developed at the Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute (LETI) and produced in the USSR in the 1960s-70s. Built like a small cinema machine: a bright halogen lamp with a three-lens condenser, a fast 92mm f/2 projection lens and a motorized film transport controlled from a wired remote - you change frames without leaving your seat. Designed for classrooms and clubs, it fills a screen from 3 to 10 meters away and takes standard 35mm filmstrips in 18x24 and 24x36 frame formats.

Technical Details

• Type: cabinet filmstrip (diafilm) projector for 35mm film strips
• Developed at the Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute (LETI); made in the USSR
• Lens: 92mm f/2 projection lens (marked 2/92)
• Frame formats: 18 x 24 mm and 24 x 36 mm (horizontal and vertical)
• Filmstrip capacity: up to 1.5 meters of 35mm film
• Motorized film advance - frame forward / backward from the wired remote
• Projection distance: 3-10 meters
• Light source: halogen projection lamp
• Power: 220V AC, 50 Hz (4A fuse)
• Dimensions: approx. 305 x 140 x 290 mm
• Weight: approx. 7.5 kg

What's Included

• LETI-60M projector
• Wired remote control (motorized frame advance, forward/backward)
• Power cable
• 2 spare halogen projection lamps
• Spare drive belts for the film advance mechanism
• Spare fuses
• Soft carrying bag
• Bonus: vintage Soviet educational filmstrip (road traffic rules) — shown loaded in the film gate

Condition

Pre-owned in excellent condition with very light signs of previous use. Fully working and tested: the lamp lights, the motorized film transport runs smoothly and the wired remote advances frames in both directions. Optics are clean and clear. The vintage Soviet filmstrip shown in the gate (road traffic rules) is included.