I have been reading this forum for almost a year now. During that time, I been collecting parts and implementing my design. The OMega-567s is finally done. So here are the schematics and pictures will be posted soon.
Porjector: OMega-567s
LCD: Benq 567s ver.2
Metal Halide: Sylvania M400/U BT-37
Ballast: Megnetik M59 F-can #1111-247SC-TC
Fans: (2)92mm, (1)40mm
AC/DC: 12v-300ma, 9v-200ma
Switch: 3-way
Objective len: Dankane 3-Element Triplet
Fresnel: Split dual focus (DIYLabs)
Glass: 3/32" thickness (non-temp)
Reciever: Pioneer VSX-D412
Player: Playstation2 (MOD) -output: S-video, optic sound
LineDoubler: DVDO IScan plus
Wood: Pine w/polyshade
Lining and reflector: Aluminum flushing
Box size: 14.5L x 14W x 16H w/o curtain and focus arm.
Net weight: ~50lbs (ballast weight 23lbs!!)
*side view*
Porjector: OMega-567s
LCD: Benq 567s ver.2
Metal Halide: Sylvania M400/U BT-37
Ballast: Megnetik M59 F-can #1111-247SC-TC
Fans: (2)92mm, (1)40mm
AC/DC: 12v-300ma, 9v-200ma
Switch: 3-way
Objective len: Dankane 3-Element Triplet
Fresnel: Split dual focus (DIYLabs)
Glass: 3/32" thickness (non-temp)
Reciever: Pioneer VSX-D412
Player: Playstation2 (MOD) -output: S-video, optic sound
LineDoubler: DVDO IScan plus
Wood: Pine w/polyshade
Lining and reflector: Aluminum flushing
Box size: 14.5L x 14W x 16H w/o curtain and focus arm.
Net weight: ~50lbs (ballast weight 23lbs!!)
*side view*
Attachments
Correction on the layers:
LCD--Glass--BottomFresnel--Plexi--Glass--Space/Air--Glass
Plexi: Lexan XL-10 (used for UV sheild)
Fresnel was custom cut to size.
Pros:
-more compact that others 400watts/BT37 bulb projector
-~30,000 lumen on 15,000 hours
-easy to focus and bulb change
-LCD is fast (16ms) and very good LineDoubler (better than most
built-in converter)
-nice finish in pine with polyshade.
Cons:
-HEAVY (50lbs)
-very hot (~80C [170F] inside light chamber;
~70C [158F] near Fan and LCD)
-minnor light leakage
-noise level ~20db added to room
*front view* w/o curtain,focus arm, and ballast
LCD--Glass--BottomFresnel--Plexi--Glass--Space/Air--Glass
Plexi: Lexan XL-10 (used for UV sheild)
Fresnel was custom cut to size.
Pros:
-more compact that others 400watts/BT37 bulb projector
-~30,000 lumen on 15,000 hours
-easy to focus and bulb change
-LCD is fast (16ms) and very good LineDoubler (better than most
built-in converter)
-nice finish in pine with polyshade.
Cons:
-HEAVY (50lbs)
-very hot (~80C [170F] inside light chamber;
~70C [158F] near Fan and LCD)
-minnor light leakage
-noise level ~20db added to room
*front view* w/o curtain,focus arm, and ballast
Attachments
screen
This is the vinyl screen I bought from Lowe's. As you can see, I accidently made a hole to the vinyl screen (mid way up on the right side). So I used blackout cloth (from JoAnn) to conduct this session.
This is the vinyl screen I bought from Lowe's. As you can see, I accidently made a hole to the vinyl screen (mid way up on the right side). So I used blackout cloth (from JoAnn) to conduct this session.
Showtime
The picture was taken with the light off. A lamp was on for me to walk around. I set my camera to NightScene; everything seem brighter than it is. I was holding the camera and it cause the blurriness in the quality.
I think the throw distance was 1:1. --60" from the screen will make a 60" (diagonal) picture. I will post the actual measurment in the near future.
The Omega sat on the floor with ~15 degree keystone correction. Forgot too measure it too.
The picture was taken with the light off. A lamp was on for me to walk around. I set my camera to NightScene; everything seem brighter than it is. I was holding the camera and it cause the blurriness in the quality.
I think the throw distance was 1:1. --60" from the screen will make a 60" (diagonal) picture. I will post the actual measurment in the near future.
The Omega sat on the floor with ~15 degree keystone correction. Forgot too measure it too.
Attachments
Next Update?
I took 24 pictures but most turned out to be blury or too bright.
I will try to get the next update soon. Eta 1 month
with a new Screen, better pictures, or ANYTHING YOU GUYS WANT TO SEE from the OUTSIDE of Omega-567s; because I seal up the light chamber and LCD tray already.
Thank you to all the people of this forum for making it possible. A great Thanks to Alan from Diylabs for all the information and stuffs. Great Site!! And Martin from <marty.nicsystems.com> for the inspiration.
I took 24 pictures but most turned out to be blury or too bright.
I will try to get the next update soon. Eta 1 month
with a new Screen, better pictures, or ANYTHING YOU GUYS WANT TO SEE from the OUTSIDE of Omega-567s; because I seal up the light chamber and LCD tray already.
Thank you to all the people of this forum for making it possible. A great Thanks to Alan from Diylabs for all the information and stuffs. Great Site!! And Martin from <marty.nicsystems.com> for the inspiration.
When I use digi cam to take shoots of a screen image, I always use tripod (or put the camera table top), self-timer and auto exposure. Never used night mode. I think it will over expose the dark area.
- Status
- Not open for further replies.
- Home
- General Interest
- Everything Else
- The Moving Image
- DIY Projectors
- OMega-567s projector