I got my new lamp. It is for commercial projection use. people use it to replace the

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infocus lamp

have sent email with photos of existing lamp and housing for infocus 4800
dell lamp is my brothers and will sort out this infocus 4800 first and do dell lamp later
hope photos are clear enough

I probable made a mistake in thinking the photo you posted was of an x1 I gather now it was probable for the dell (am I right)

thanks crowsss
 
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Hi Skyblade !
I have 200w AC burner, OEM,
price is $80, shipping is $5, fee of paypal is $4
is this your reflector?
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Hi crowsss !
I sent email to you
 
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I just wanted to say thank you, Yu! I received my package the other day, well packed and bulbs neatly cemented in the reflectors...yay!!

I will try them out in the projector in the next few days.

For all those sitting on the fence about buying Yu's bulbs, I can say my experience was a positive one......

Regards,
Phil
 
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Hi YWH,

I've decided to just go with one of your lamps for my Marantz VP12S4, instead of a CMH conversion. However, on the diypro site, I see "BSM lamps replace UHP, SHP, HS, HSCR, MS, UHE, UMPRD(DC),UHM(DC);" except SHP is crossed out. Why is this?

Also, is BSM higher quality than JYD? Comments re: JYD didn't give me much confidence in it. Any comments from people using it? I'm a little nervous to use such a cheap bulb, for color temp and CRI and life. Can it match OEM in all factors?
 
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Amazing solution. This way we can have asy replaceable lamps forever. Props for r6express!
r6express said:



The projector is already tucked away and would be a pain to pull it out to get a pic. Instead, I created this drawing, to illustrate the solution.

An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.


The Steel Spacer shown in the drawing was needed since the bulb stuck too far out from the end of the reflector housing. I have a junk box of metal pieces, like screws, nuts, washers, spacers, etc. so it was no problem to find one that worked. Additionally, I used a pronged wire terminal between the wingnut and the bottlecap to fasten the wire to that end.

BTW, I did scrape out the rubber seal from the underside of the bottlecap, just in case it might melt from the heat, but it likely wouldn't have caused a problem any.
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