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1.Display:106W2-l01 (Samsung 1280x768 )
2.Lamp:250W VHD
3.Fresnel 220mm/330mm
4.Display Contral:5in1(s-video,av,vga,dvi,tv)
5.Lens:320MM
This post has been edited by diyChina: 17 July 2007 - 01:28 PM
My First 10.6 Wxga Is Ok(video) Now Use LED Board for This PJ
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Posted 08 June 2007 - 03:59 PM
diyChina, on Jun 8 2007, 11:52 PM, said:
Now.Look My video
http://www.51eip.com/M2U00145.MPG
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Posted 09 June 2007 - 09:05 AM
Wow! very nice. your box looks good, and by the looks of it.
its fairly small. im doing a pj thats the same size lcd and was planning on doing a vertical fold. But maybe a horizontal fold is the way to go. can i know the measurement of you box? is this a horizontal fold?
its fairly small. im doing a pj thats the same size lcd and was planning on doing a vertical fold. But maybe a horizontal fold is the way to go. can i know the measurement of you box? is this a horizontal fold?
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Posted 09 June 2007 - 10:42 AM
n1co35, on Jun 9 2007, 05:05 PM, said:
Wow! very nice. your box looks good, and by the looks of it.
its fairly small. im doing a pj thats the same size lcd and was planning on doing a vertical fold. But maybe a horizontal fold is the way to go. can i know the measurement of you box? is this a horizontal fold?
its fairly small. im doing a pj thats the same size lcd and was planning on doing a vertical fold. But maybe a horizontal fold is the way to go. can i know the measurement of you box? is this a horizontal fold?
This box is Make in by CNC.
I buy it from my friend of diy.
This box already Batch Production in China.
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Posted 11 June 2007 - 08:30 AM
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 02:03 AM
Is this a fanless build? I don't see any fans or ventilation holes. An incredibly clean build though. Good job!
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 02:31 AM
There looks to be a nice and small ducted fan in the back there. Should be quiet and move a formidable amount of air. This thing is near perfection, would like to see kits like these available to us.
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 05:01 AM
Better screenies would be nice also. :-)
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My diy Infocus Moviemate :7" lcd from broken insignia portable dvd player retrofitted to an Infocus early generation lcd projector. Projection capable from 40" to 160"! 234i resolution only so now looking for a 480p upgrade
My ohp projector :Stripped 15" samsung on a (now dead) dalite overhead
My indoor home theater : Converted 13x12 bedroom theater with 110" 4x3 grey wall screen. Sharp commercial business pj for projection + plus old home theater components. Total price to build, under $2000!
My backyard home theater :One $10.00 NEC pj + whatever free a/v hand-me-downs + free white-painted cardboard panels equals 16:9 165" of outdoor theater goodness!
Ask 970 retrofit :Ask 970 projector- now stripped of original lighting and lcd, coming soon 9" lcd + former ohp lighting using 150hr long-life eyb lamp
My ohp projector :Stripped 15" samsung on a (now dead) dalite overhead
My indoor home theater : Converted 13x12 bedroom theater with 110" 4x3 grey wall screen. Sharp commercial business pj for projection + plus old home theater components. Total price to build, under $2000!
My backyard home theater :One $10.00 NEC pj + whatever free a/v hand-me-downs + free white-painted cardboard panels equals 16:9 165" of outdoor theater goodness!
Ask 970 retrofit :Ask 970 projector- now stripped of original lighting and lcd, coming soon 9" lcd + former ohp lighting using 150hr long-life eyb lamp
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 02:44 PM
infinityPlusOne, on Jun 12 2007, 10:03 AM, said:
Is this a fanless build? I don't see any fans or ventilation holes. An incredibly clean build though. Good job!
one fan
I let it working 4h.but display is cool.
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 02:53 PM
Wow. 
That is an excellent projector! Great job! 
I am going to steal this design for my upcoming 10.6 build.
But mine won't look as good. 
That is an excellent projector! Great job! I am going to steal this design for my upcoming 10.6 build.
But mine won't look as good.
This is worse than the time I grabbed the expanding foam can instead of the compressed air can.
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 03:46 PM
could you take more pics of the insides and from all four sides? I see the fan, where is the intake? is the shield in front of the condensor tempered glass? is the triplet fixed or can it slide for focus? any keystone issues?
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Posted 12 June 2007 - 04:09 PM
Dear friend
Please if you can post some new video first with some lighting in the room then without it.I would be very happy if you can post some pictures in suchm a way that we can see the PJ and the screen.I am worried as i want to use a 250w one but most of the people suggest to use the 400w one.You can be a sigh of relief for me.People say that if you use 250w then you cannot have a good screen size.What do you say?
Please if you can post some new video first with some lighting in the room then without it.I would be very happy if you can post some pictures in suchm a way that we can see the PJ and the screen.I am worried as i want to use a 250w one but most of the people suggest to use the 400w one.You can be a sigh of relief for me.People say that if you use 250w then you cannot have a good screen size.What do you say?
