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Heya buddy, your design is fine, but its somthing that i would use for testing purposes to get the distance to bulb from the reflector right, its not somthing that has to be ajusted at all once you have the corrrect position recorded in the proto model, if you place the bulbs arc at the focal of the reflector, you shouldnt have any problem with hot spots. Trev |
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#792 |
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: tennessee
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Thanks for the input, I was thinking along the lines of bulb life of film projectors and forgot that the life on my bulb is much longer. The other questions that I have are, around what temperature will the light box be with a 150w bulb? How effective is plexi at blocking uv?
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#793 |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: belgium
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i also reamin with a question about temps...
How hot does it get inside the lightbox? and between lightbox and fresnel? And what about on the lcd? :-D How hot may these things get anyway? Tnx Promy |
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#794 |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Vienna
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Hi Trev!
How are things going! Could you give us a small update... Would be great to hear something about your improvements! Greetings from an eagerly 'follower' of this thread - Keep up the good work!! Zerbos |
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Plexi does block uv well, but it depends on what grade you get, i dont use plexi to block uv noe glass as the bulbs im using have the uv filter built in, and this makes things alot easier and cheaper. Trev |
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Heya promy, the light box inside gets hot, it is designed this way to heat the air that is flowing through it so we have a passive cooling afect, after the condenser not very hot at all, the frensel runs just warm, but the lcd does run fairly warm without cooling as the polarisers are working with the light wich creates heat, the rest stays cold. With cooling on the lcd the lcd just gets slightly warm to the touch, without the cooling on the lcd, it gets hot, id says about 50c with the 250w hqi. All things in the projector have been tested red hot, and it still worked fine, but as we dont want red hot temps we impliment the cooling. Trev |
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The light engine modd gives us roughly 25 - 40% of more light from the light engine with a finley tuned condenser, this is another lens and im waiting for it to arive so i can finalise the extra light design, is it worth it? yep forsure. I do have another modd that im looking at now, it is at the back of the light engine and it directs us more light from the bulb through the condenser, but at the moment this only seems suitible on the cdm-t as the 250w is eating condensers galore lol. We mannage to use about 80% of our light with this method and yeals us a very bright picture, but as i said im stiull working on it because of heat issues on the condenser from the 250w. Ive also been playing with pyramid designs for a while and found out some interesting data on them. The machined feet should be here soon so i can finnish the side poles and the overal fixture of the casing, other then that not much more has been going on other then a lack of time on things, but i can ausure you, once i get this new modd sorted out all things are good to go. Ill have a source for you guys to get the barrel fan shortly too and a sorce for the feet, oh and btw the mirror is in lol. Ill keep you guys uptaded with another update soon. Trev |
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#798 |
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Uk
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Hi ace, bfourcade, amazed at your engineering abilities, love your work man and the rest of the skilled peeps in here,
I've reached the point i'm ready to build my projector, thing is in the uk here, i'm finding it hard to fing the parts, i hear you supply parts, i'm looking to get a good bright image, using a lilliput 7" LCD, i'm having trouble comprehending all the different len's and condensers people are using, and need to know which are ideal, and where to get them from. Please let me know if you can supply me with these, cheers |
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Heya mazta, youve got mail!
Trev |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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