anyone know if these are smaller than the Morimoto H1 I need a smaller projector in length than that
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They are the same length might want to go on the retrofit source and get matchbox projectors
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Mitsubishi has a distance calculator at http://www.mitsubishielectric.com/bu/projectors/calculations/prjcalc.html. Put in your data and it will let you know the size possible. My only recomendation from experience over the last several years since I have had mine is don't go max big because you will have to constantly adjust the projector to keep the edges even. I down sized my screen by a couple inches and put some velvet on the edges and now throw a picture that over laps the velvet a bit and I never see the edges of the picture it fully fills the screen. I like the cleaner look.
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Thats resolution, not size. The size depends on the lens, brightness and distance from the screen. Higher resolution gives you a more detailed picture, and higher brightness, measured in lumens, will make that picture easier to see. In a darker the room, the dimmer the projector can be while still maintaing a large image. Do some reading by googling "projector buying guide" to see whats right for you.
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Biltz, I was so disapointed with Epson, that I will never buy a epson product again. they do not stand behind their product!.. I replace it with a Vivitek H1180HD bougth at Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Vivitek-H1180HD-Blu-Ray-Theater-Projector/dp/B00FJ1Q5SQ/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid;=1421444429&sr;=8-12&k;eywords=vivitek+projector&pebp;=1421444439818&peasin;=B00FJ1Q5SQ). Same or better specs as far screen size , throw, distance, etc.. with much more vivid colors and 3D capabilities.. Price about the same... I am very happy with the Vivtek.
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Mine is at the min length. I used the top large, pole to mount to the upper bracket and the middle, small pole to to mount to the projector bracket. It works great.
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It's a projector, you can move it up closer or further back to get whatever size you want. you can do a few inches to a few hundred inches. I've had mine at 330" and it looked okay ( not overly bright) but 92" or 115" wouldn't be a problem at all.
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Sorry Andre, projectors are a separate and NOT inexpensive purchase. We went to Best Buy and got one that was being discontinued for a reasonable price
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Go with the 144! You can always make the picture smaller even with the 144, by moving the projector closer. However, you can't make the picture bigger unless you have a larger display/screen to support it. The 144 gives you more options.
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the ways i had to mount my innovated h4 kit was insane because it didn't fit idk if my bulbs were to big for it but i had to dremel it in order to mount the bulb in. it came out nice u have to be a handy person but the projectors themselves are bad ass i do reccomend them especially for the price.
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I would not bother in buying. I sent it back. I would recommend the view sonic PJD5 projecter just buy the screen seperate.
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I recommend going to http://www.projectorcentral.com/projection-calculator-pro.cfm for reviewing projected size and conditions.
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Dear Sir I'm sorry I can't answer for your question precisely as I am in Korea now while the projector is in my house in the US But I could answer it correctly when I get home in late Feb if you'd still want Or you could go to Amazon.com - Epson projector - specification then you might find some information regarding the projection distance. Good Luck and a Wish you happy new year
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Maybe but good luck finding an actual model number for it because this is a no name projector spend a little bit more and get a viewsonic. Easily replaceable bulbs and name brand you can trust.
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Yes, This will work. You should get the projector first, then install it. Adjust the picture to how big you want it, then buy the screen that fits your projected image. ( I have had my Mitsubishi a year and a half, and still love it )
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Picture quality is awesome. However- not sure about your setup, but a short throw doesn't make much sense for an outdoor projector. Also not sure about brightness for outdoors, since there tends to be a lot of light outside that you can't control. Probably safer to look elsewhere.
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Im not familiar with that projector. These glasses are DLP-Link. Is the projector a DLP or LCD? If DLP, should be fine.
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I am not familiar with that projector. I am carrying an Epson VS220 and it is overly big for that model, but secures it well. Maybe if you compare the size of the two inits, I can give you a better answer.