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The theoritical figures for the optical circuit are A - slightly less than 220 mm, D - slightly less than 317 mm, B and C - 10 to 20 mm. In practice, one needs to adjust these distances with reference to the screen. First adjust D for a sharp image followed by A, B and C and then finally again D. Looking to these aspects, we have designed our enclosure in such a manner so that all such adjustments can be carried out easily. You may see the details by clicking http://www.drtsolutions.com/Projector.htm of our web page.
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