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5th December 2003, 02:23 AM	#1
Newpaltzwonder diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: New York	Help with Epson ELP 3300 Howdy, I just aquired an Epson ELP 3300 video projector, and I want to see if I can retro fit a different bulb into it. To do that, I have to find a way to bypass the ballast on the power supply or find a new power supply that would just run the controller board and LCD's. Does anyone have any infomation on the Epson ELP 3300?...Or is will to look at the power supply. Any ideas would help. Right now, nothing happens due to the lack of having a bulb. Thanks, Newpaltzwonder

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