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15th February 2006, 04:46 AM
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diyAudio Member
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Location: Brazil
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IR Filters Efficiency
Ok, my lcd is absorbing quite a bit of IR even thought my frensel and glass is not even getting warm. I would love to elimitate the use of a fan on the lcd directly so I was wondering how much IR will a IR filter remove from the lcd?
Can lexan xl10 be used as a IR filter? How efficient is it compared to real IR filter? Is there any way to eliminate using a fan pull air and dust over the lcd? Would I have to clean the lcd from dust every month or so?
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