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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: virginia
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Noob to the forums, but i love what i see here...
if i should ask anyone it would be you guys So i have an older CTX 500 projector system Problem is the transistor to the lamp blew... fixing it would cost 200$+ so that option is out here is the assembly here is what im thinking... if i can use a flood light or something similar and jury rig it in there... would it work in a similar fashion?? right now what is in there only puts out about 600 lumens, and is a halogen lamp any ideas??? i need this done before the superbowl!!
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: virginia
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heres my OTHER idea...
the bulb is powered seperately from a board the unit that the bulb actually plugs into is fine.. is it possible for me to unplug the wires to the board and find a unit that will power a 36v 400w evd lamp anyone know where i can get my hands on something that will power seperately from the projector? |
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