FOR SALE - light(s), ballast, optics, everything

sbisdabomb · 25th May 2006, 01:09 AM

I'm moving and can't move my huge projector, I've also shattered the lcd (as well as all my hopes for repair). I'm selling everything including 575w Metal Halide bulb w/ 9mm arc, Ballast for bulb, fresnels (220, 310, cut for 15 inch monitor), triplet projection lense. Also comes with reflector, IR glass, two fans, and extra bulb, and all wireing needed except for the LCD monitor.

Make me an offer, all items must go.

sbisdabomb@yahoo.com

krissboner · 25th May 2006, 08:57 AM

Hay Dabomb. How many hours and can you give same spec on the bulb please.

sbisdabomb · 25th May 2006, 04:41 PM

The bulb specs are

Application: Overhead Projection, Film and TV Production, Video Production, Special Effects Lighting
Average Rated Life (Hours): 1,000
Color Temperature (K): 5,500
Nominal Voltage (V): 95
Nominal Wattage (W): 575
Operating Position: Any

You can find them from members who purchase them in bulk for less than 20 dollars each, shipped. Otherwise they are quite expensive.

The bulb I'm currently using has unknown hours on it, but is still bright as day, and I also have a brand new bulb that has never been used.

greeneyed · 26th May 2006, 02:48 PM

Do you have any pictures of the bulb/ballast?
Pic's of everything would be great.\
Thanks

sbisdabomb · 26th May 2006, 04:14 PM

here is a picture of the current bulb and ballast, I will keep everything wired together. On top of the bulb are heat sensors which power the fans after the projector is turned off during cool down.

http://www.business.colostate.edu/er...s/IMG_0100.jpg

25th May 2006, 01:09 AM	#1
sbisdabomb diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: fort collins, co	FOR SALE - light(s), ballast, optics, everything I'm moving and can't move my huge projector, I've also shattered the lcd (as well as all my hopes for repair). I'm selling everything including 575w Metal Halide bulb w/ 9mm arc, Ballast for bulb, fresnels (220, 310, cut for 15 inch monitor), triplet projection lense. Also comes with reflector, IR glass, two fans, and extra bulb, and all wireing needed except for the LCD monitor. Make me an offer, all items must go. sbisdabomb@yahoo.com

25th May 2006, 08:57 AM	#2
krissboner diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: california	Hay Dabomb. How many hours and can you give same spec on the bulb please. __________________ kb

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25th May 2006, 04:41 PM	#3
sbisdabomb diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: fort collins, co	The bulb specs are Application: Overhead Projection, Film and TV Production, Video Production, Special Effects Lighting Average Rated Life (Hours): 1,000 Color Temperature (K): 5,500 Nominal Voltage (V): 95 Nominal Wattage (W): 575 Operating Position: Any You can find them from members who purchase them in bulk for less than 20 dollars each, shipped. Otherwise they are quite expensive. The bulb I'm currently using has unknown hours on it, but is still bright as day, and I also have a brand new bulb that has never been used.

26th May 2006, 02:48 PM	#4
greeneyed diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Texas	Do you have any pictures of the bulb/ballast? Pic's of everything would be great.\ Thanks

26th May 2006, 04:14 PM	#5
sbisdabomb diyAudio Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: fort collins, co	here is a picture of the current bulb and ballast, I will keep everything wired together. On top of the bulb are heat sensors which power the fans after the projector is turned off during cool down. http://www.business.colostate.edu/er...s/IMG_0100.jpg

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