do you have any link ?
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well, this has little to do with mp3 cars, but have any of you all seen those "build a 100 inch projection tv" things? It includes a lens/plans. It is only ten bucks so it isnt much a of a risk, but i thought i would ask you all first. any thoughts?
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do you have any link ?
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I believe that they work like an overhead projector, I have been told that they reflect your tv's image onto a surface and then project it onto a wall. Don't quote me on that though.
Basically, you could go buy a 9" TV for cheap, and use two convex (or maybe concave, I forget) mirrors to enlarge and reflect the image onto the wall. You'll get about the same quality.
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http://www.100inchtv.com/ and many other sites like that.. I am thinkign of using it with a monitor to watch DVDs on a wall....
Car: 1999 Dark Green Mustang GT Coupe
Audio: Alpine HU, JL 6ch Amp, JL Stealthbox and XR series components.
Player: Empeg for now; something custom later.
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Here's the link I have bookmarked.
http://bstvcentral.b0x.com
The picture isn't very good. It's dark and blurry. But for under $100, it ain't bad.
[ 01-13-2002: Message edited by: HarryBits ]
NO!!!!! don't get it..
the lense is SMALL!! the quality is poor, and the image distorted..I got one ya see...
In theory, this would work. However, in practice the resulting picture would be very dim. This is because the CRTs used in projection TVs are thousands of times brighter than those used in regular TVs. Interesting idea though...
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Hrmmm, do i listen to the number one rule and ignore skinny boy? ;-) Anyone else had experience?
Car: 1999 Dark Green Mustang GT Coupe
Audio: Alpine HU, JL 6ch Amp, JL Stealthbox and XR series components.
Player: Empeg for now; something custom later.
www.neotechpc.com - Custom built laptops!
A better idea would be to get a large lense, like the ones used in overhead projectors, the large one, not the one with the mirror, the other one, I think these should work much better...
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