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daithi
9th October, 2011, 04:28 PM
hi im looking into getting a projector for a man cave i plan on making once i have my attic converted
i have no idea what to look out for in spec etc
i came across this one on ebay for 100 euro second hand Hitachi PJ-TX100 Review - Home Theater Projectors - CNET Reviews (http://reviews.cnet.com/4505-7858_7-31092644.html)
im not buying it but it is on auction for 100 euro with no bids an a hour left on the auction
just looking for general info on how big ya can make screen etc what type connections are handy for it etc etc
Meat-Head
9th October, 2011, 05:22 PM
no idea as a proper answer, but a *REAL* projector, unless mega mega cheap try to avoid 2nd hand.
1) price up the cost of a bulb for that projector possable ?400
2)if buying used, ask what the hour meter says for the bulb.
if it's going to come from member Justy22 - don't bother the hour meter will
be incorrected
3) something about filters - not sure, but find out from a proper shop about a service.
you basically have 3656457856788909 mirrors, 6656787897656678909 lenses, you dont't want to spend 5 hours clening it, rebuild it, then find a pubic hair in it.
daithi
9th October, 2011, 07:12 PM
no idea as a proper answer, but a *REAL* projector, unless mega mega cheap try to avoid 2nd hand.
1) price up the cost of a bulb for that projector possable ?400
2)if buying used, ask what the hour meter says for the bulb.
if it's going to come from member Justy22 - don't bother the hour meter will
be incorrected
3) something about filters - not sure, but find out from a proper shop about a service.
you basically have 3656457856788909 mirrors, 6656787897656678909 lenses, you dont't want to spend 5 hours clening it, rebuild it, then find a pubic hair in it.
1 the bulbs arent that expensive Hitachi PJ-TX100 | eBay (http://www.ebay.ie/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570&_nkw=%09+Hitachi+PJ-TX100)
2 he hasnt replied how many hours bulb has been used but says in ad theres 400 hours left
3 he says it was serviced last year an has been used very little since its only a backup projector
as for pubes there shouldnt be any as i wont be watching ~~~~ on it i promise lol
also who is justy22 did ya have bad dealings with him lol
Meat-Head
9th October, 2011, 07:28 PM
also who is justy22 did ya have bad dealings with him lol
Justy22 basically if you do your homework 99% of his posts are milage IN-corrections - he is a train driver that seems to buy A LOT of cars with incorrect speedos!
No problem with him - as long as he don't speak like Rab. C. Nesbit have no problem meeting him face to face.
daithi
9th October, 2011, 08:15 PM
lol thought that was his ebay username ya were on about
wetdog
9th October, 2011, 09:15 PM
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nathan2007
9th October, 2011, 09:30 PM
i have a optoma setup u would be well advised to look out and do research mate the throw raitio isv important and really depending on ur needs can make or break the decision
i also have a man cave in which i have a 120 inch screen optoma hd33 i really cant recommend it enough mate
daithi
9th October, 2011, 09:59 PM
i have a optoma setup u would be well advised to look out and do research mate the throw raitio isv important and really depending on ur needs can make or break the decision
i also have a man cave in which i have a 120 inch screen optoma hd33 i really cant recommend it enough mate
what does this mean mate as i said i havent a clue about these thing the projector ive mentioned i can get for 100 euro off the seller unless he decided to relist it on ebay in my eyes thats a good bargain but then again there could be a lot of trouble with it
Meat-Head
9th October, 2011, 10:09 PM
what does this mean mate as i said i havent a clue about these thing the projector
Not understanding plain Inglish *THINK* he means you need to check it was widescreen, letterbox mode and too big mode.
think it is refering to 1068*1024 or something - quick flick through a HDTV bumf might help.
Don't blame me if your wall isn't big enough.
patkins
9th October, 2011, 10:32 PM
Daithi,I can only speak on overhead projectors but some contain a filter which if not cleaned regularly can cause the picture to flash different colours on the screen and it is annoying.
daithi
9th October, 2011, 10:41 PM
Not understanding plain Inglish *THINK* he means you need to check it was widescreen, letterbox mode and too big mode.
think it is refering to 1068*1024 or something - quick flick through a HDTV bumf might help.
Don't blame me if your wall isn't big enough.
the wall is very big will have no hassle putting a good screen on it also ive reread his post think its a miss spelling thik he means is very important lol
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