Originally Posted by Spicker
ill take em
FORUM STONER
ill take em
Smith is a bag of douche,FACT.
we want your oil!
sounds like bullshit to me. i'd bet anything that they're the same bulb.i was doing some research and found out that if u make a projector using OHP (over head projector) the life of the bulb is only 50-100hrs and if u make one using the guide at lumenlabs its 10 000hrs....
the bulb for OHP=$10
bulb for lumenlab thingy=$40-50
lumen labs forum is a scam, these ideas should be free. they get paying members to help paying member while the admin make profit from doing nothing. i reckon they're just money grabbing bastards, don't believe any of their shit.
GepperRankins
Maybe you should actualy do a little research on this one. If you did, you would know that what you just said is nonsense.
Hell, just look up the bulb info in their store and compare it to bulbs found in the OHP's and retail projectors yourself. You would then know that what was said about the lights is true.
I was just as suprised about the differences in bulbs (and their prices) myself, good thing I have read around a bit
It is worth the $20.00 just for the information and experience found in the forums from many people who are building or have built these things themselves imo.
The guide is just basic info, the forum is much more.
Good luck on your project
we want your oil!
you've made one?
Not yet... But I do not need to make one to find out that
Is nonsense. Just need to look up the information and see specs on the bulbs etc.i'd bet anything that they're the same bulb.
I am not saying you should join their forum, but to call them a scam site because they charge you to get into the main forum is silly too.
It is a 1 time fee and the help/research is ongoing.
Great info in my opinion but to each their own
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well i have made up my mind and i am not going to spend $ 200 on some cheap psone screen one....im going to make a nice custom built 15" LCD one....i want good results...
sure it'll cost about $500CDN but knowing that u built it urself....priceless
uhh guyer...ill pm u the guide which im using..
Last edited by Spicker; 08-25-2005 at 02:24 PM.
we want your oil!
it should be free. i bet if we bitched hard enough we could get a "home-made projectors" subforum in here to paste all our discoveries and so on, we might even get more members join the forum just for it and could use other peoples free sites for extra info, we wouldn't have to pay for that.Not yet... But I do not need to make one to find out that
Is nonsense. Just need to look up the information and see specs on the bulbs etc.i'd bet anything that they're the same bulb.
I am not saying you should join their forum, but to call them a scam site because they charge you to get into the main forum is silly too.
It is a 1 time fee and the help/research is ongoing.
Great info in my opinion but to each their own
the way i see it, all it's down to is getting a really bright light and shining it on a screen then directing as much of that light as you can at the lense, then point it at a wall. obviously you need the right set of lenses, but OHP ones are designed for just the job.
P.S i wouldn't try with an expensive screen straight away, i hear they're fragile
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Do u know any good forums?it should be free. i bet if we bitched hard enough we could get a "home-made projectors" subforum in here to paste all our discoveries and so on, we might even get more members join the forum just for it and could use other peoples free sites for extra info, we wouldn't have to pay for that.Not yet... But I do not need to make one to find out that
Is nonsense. Just need to look up the information and see specs on the bulbs etc.
I am not saying you should join their forum, but to call them a scam site because they charge you to get into the main forum is silly too.
It is a 1 time fee and the help/research is ongoing.
Great info in my opinion but to each their own
the way i see it, all it's down to is getting a really bright light and shining it on a screen then directing as much of that light as you can at the lense, then point it at a wall. obviously you need the right set of lenses, but OHP ones are designed for just the job.
P.S i wouldn't try with an expensive screen straight away, i hear they're fragile
but i dont want to waste $200-300CDN on a cheap projector then dish out another 500CDN on the final one....thats $700! and u can get a decent used projector for $800ish
we want your oil!
http://cgi.ebay.ca/HP-L1530-DVI-15-L...QQcmdZViewItem
15" 1024x768
15 minutes left and it's only $113
Last edited by GepperRankins; 08-25-2005 at 03:02 PM.
In the free forums you get a basic idea. But I see no problem with them charging to get into the main forum. It pays the bills.
I think the average price people are paying for screens is abou $150.00 to $200.00 so you do not need to go too expensive. You can even rip out something you have laying around. I am thinking about asking my wifes boss for his old monitors.
It would be cool if enough people here were interested enough to get a sub forum. I wouldn't post their guides though, I believe they copyrighted them
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thats $700! and u can get a decent used projector for $800ish 
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