Lq64d343 Rocks!

**Odie** · 12-03-2002, 06:50 PM

For those of you trying to decide which lcd to use, This is the best I've seen yet. It is a 300 nit 6.4" TFT and is incredibly beautiful and bright. I have a datalux controller and this is the 3rd lcd I've tried as the others were too dim. I paid $175 for this screen and they can probably be found for a little less if you dig. Also look for the LQ64D341 as that one is the same but has anti-glare. I think this is the best 6" setup possible!

**lawbet7eb** · 12-07-2002, 02:05 PM

i digged but no luck

so can you tell me please from where you get it

**Odie** · 12-07-2002, 03:34 PM

I bought mine from InStock, Inc 480-921-0234. You will also need 2 inverters as it will work with one inverter but won't be as bright. I had an extra datalux inverter I wired in. You might want to try searching google. someone on this board saying they got one for $50 in this thread Allen Ruble Controller Wanted

**lawbet7eb** · 12-13-2002, 07:21 PM

so its the inverter that control brightness
has it got to be datalux or any other inverter will do the job

thanx

**Odie** · 12-14-2002, 08:00 PM

It's actually a combination of things. Both the inverter(s) and backlight(s) are directly responsible for brightness. You *should* have a matching inverter/backlight setup, though I found this nearly impossible to do without spending loads of $$ on a complete kit. The inverter does "control" the brightness of the CCFL (lamp). You don't *have* to use a datalux inverter. If you are electronically inclined you can rig a setup. I actually used 1 datalux and 1 laptop lcd inverter at first and it worked great. the datalux controller does not handle 2 inverters, so I wired in the second directly to power with a switch. This way I have brightness control at night, and a kind of "Turbo bright" switch for daytime. Works great. good luck