PS1 Projector 5"
I just purchased my 5"ps1 lcd and have recieved it and i will be takin it apart this weekend and starting the projector construction. i'll give the update on the specs then etc.. 😛 i'll post some pics soon.
I just purchased my 5"ps1 lcd and have recieved it and i will be takin it apart this weekend and starting the projector construction. i'll give the update on the specs then etc.. 😛 i'll post some pics soon.
ok i'am going to start dismantling the lcd here are some pics of it. I will have it set up with a temporary box this weekend and then by next week have it in a proper box.
compared to a cd lol
and now just by itself
compared to a cd lol
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and now just by itself
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hay there mate just watching your thread and i to have just got one of these psone screens as my lilliput 7" has deicied to crack it,this is all i could get hold of untill i can get a bit more funds together,now i dont know to much about these lcd screens and so i guess ill be watching to see how you go with yours but heres a question,are you going to do the vga mod or rca mod that ive been hearing about or do you know of a way that you can conect the dvd player or pc to the lcd????any way good luck with your project,check out myne if your interested its all most complete,well was untill the screen played up.......
i'am goning to try to have both inputs, as for hooking it up to my dvd player it works fine i use a stero 3.5mm to composite video\audio which plugs right into the back of any vcr and dvd player though this wire does not come with the screen.
ok well ive dismantled the lcd here are some pics
Birds Eye view of it
The lcd from the back with my modification to the backlight case so i can still use the metal frame for holding the lcd 😛
Birds Eye view of it
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The lcd from the back with my modification to the backlight case so i can still use the metal frame for holding the lcd 😛
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I was thinking about buying one of these used from a buddy of mine. Was wondering if there is by any chance a plastic or plexi cover or anything to prevent the lcd from directly being scratched or if the lcd is right out in the open? (His is pretty scratched up..) Thanks for any info. And keep up the good work on the project.
theirs nothing protecting the screen, its just lcd and then the backlight, so i wouldnt recommend buying it well it does depend on how many scratches, you can always try ebay.
oh this is 4 anybody who tries dismantling this screen u gotta remove the speaker plastic mesh to the screws under it or u will break your controller board or your lcd.
oh this is 4 anybody who tries dismantling this screen u gotta remove the speaker plastic mesh to the screws under it or u will break your controller board or your lcd.
ok i found my light source its a 300watt halogen, though its still not 4 sure because this thing gives off tons of heat but it also gives off tons of light.
heres a pic of the bulb.
I'll me mostlikely switchin lights though this thing gets way too hot like i can cook and egg in a pan above the light. Anybody know a bright a and cool and small but cheap light source 😛
heres a pic of the bulb.
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I'll me mostlikely switchin lights though this thing gets way too hot like i can cook and egg in a pan above the light. Anybody know a bright a and cool and small but cheap light source 😛
Hi. I'm new here. Sorry for my English. I'm from Poland.
Do you got any info how to connect this screen to VGA ??
Do you got any info how to connect this screen to VGA ??
you will have to do some soldering and modding to the control board, to have vga inputs, heres the guide for it
http://www.bit-tech.net/article/136/
http://www.bit-tech.net/article/136/
ok i've started building my temporary housing i'am using wood because i just dont trust cardboard 1 bit, i'll post sum pics of it soon
k well i'll have some pics soon as i get my projection lens i tried to use a Nikon 200 dollar lens from a full manual camera which is worth the price of a new projector lol anyways it didnt work 🙁 .
Camera lenses work the *other* way! 😀
The lamps in DIY projectors get very hot. Most people use fans on their light engines.
The lamps in DIY projectors get very hot. Most people use fans on their light engines.
well i'am putting off my project for a while now i went to a party yesterday and got really high and met this amazinly hot gurl, and now i have no time 4 this projector but i will restart it soon, i hope
the link works fine but if not for you heres the info
Product Name: MH250/MultiTap, Sola Brand - Voted Best Ballast For It's Low Heat Producing Factor
Catalog Code: BS/MH0250MT
Description: The Sola Ballast Company Has Specially Engineered Ballasts That Produces Much Less Heat Than Any Other Maker. We Take Much Pride In Offering This Line And Assure That These Are The Highest Quality Available. Reduce Replacement Labor And Maintenance Bills By Using This Ballast.
250 Watts
Multi-Tap Metal Halide Ballast
120/208/240/277 Volts
Bulb Type 250 Watt Metal Halide/250 Watt Mercury Vapor
ANSI M58
ISO-9001 Rated
Reduced Heat
Priced Individually
No Minimum Order Volts: 120/208/240/277 Multi-Tap
Type: Core and Coil Metal Halide
Watts: 250
Bulb Type: 250 Watt Metal Halide/250 Watt Mercury Vapor
ANSI: M58
Warranty: 5 Years From Invoice Date
Catalog Code: BS/MH0250MT
Handling: 11.50
$42.44 each
Product Name: MH250/MultiTap, Sola Brand - Voted Best Ballast For It's Low Heat Producing Factor
Catalog Code: BS/MH0250MT
Description: The Sola Ballast Company Has Specially Engineered Ballasts That Produces Much Less Heat Than Any Other Maker. We Take Much Pride In Offering This Line And Assure That These Are The Highest Quality Available. Reduce Replacement Labor And Maintenance Bills By Using This Ballast.
250 Watts
Multi-Tap Metal Halide Ballast
120/208/240/277 Volts
Bulb Type 250 Watt Metal Halide/250 Watt Mercury Vapor
ANSI M58
ISO-9001 Rated
Reduced Heat
Priced Individually
No Minimum Order Volts: 120/208/240/277 Multi-Tap
Type: Core and Coil Metal Halide
Watts: 250
Bulb Type: 250 Watt Metal Halide/250 Watt Mercury Vapor
ANSI: M58
Warranty: 5 Years From Invoice Date
Catalog Code: BS/MH0250MT
Handling: 11.50
$42.44 each
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dam nice 😀 thnx man, but i cant put any more cash into this projector 4 a while.
but wait a sec how can that ballast with the light be sooo cheap?
also would u know how big the thing is?becuz my box is gona be as small as possible
but wait a sec how can that ballast with the light be sooo cheap?
also would u know how big the thing is?becuz my box is gona be as small as possible
looks cheap from that source.. $42 for a ballast and about $15 for a bulb.
anyone know of any major drawbacks of that particular setup?
anyone know of any major drawbacks of that particular setup?
sorry i dont know much about ballast i just happen to discover it while checking for a cheep one and thought id share it with everyone sounds like a killer deal to me but maybe im not understanding enuff about ballast.
it looks pitty small to me.
anyone know if i would need a ballast or just wire a 12v dc to a 50 Watt 12 Volt MR-16 Tungsten Halogen Bulb
3200 Lumens. 3000 Average hour life. RM2P/GU5.3 base. 24 degree flood pattern. 1-7/8 in. overall length. Bulb type: MR-16. Color temperture: 3000 K. Approximate beam spread: 24 deg.. Approximate MBCP: 2500. Dichroic reflector without lens. Accentline.
it looks pitty small to me.
anyone know if i would need a ballast or just wire a 12v dc to a 50 Watt 12 Volt MR-16 Tungsten Halogen Bulb
3200 Lumens. 3000 Average hour life. RM2P/GU5.3 base. 24 degree flood pattern. 1-7/8 in. overall length. Bulb type: MR-16. Color temperture: 3000 K. Approximate beam spread: 24 deg.. Approximate MBCP: 2500. Dichroic reflector without lens. Accentline.
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