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Action Jackson- "So, zero output at 13 nm above UV light wavelengths. This is close and does leave little room for error."
In regards to the problem i had with my x1000. Could a 3M part have caused "The little room for error", with the PT-120?.
Their explanation to me at the time was:"problem with the optics sourced from 3M"
Now that we know that the luminus PT 120 is unlikely to have caused it. (tho may come close)
None the less i`ll include the UV question.
Heres the final list of questions
1. Alot of people have asked for pictures of inside the
X1000. please be so kind to provide.
2. Can you tell or show us if the LED s are located behind the LCDs?
3. Can you show us X1000 picture of cooling heat pipe &
airflow, light path.
4. Do use good quality transistors, capacitors, resistors
inside x1000 for long life?
5. Do you make an Inorganic D7 panel version of the X1000.
6. Does the x1000 filter out or produce UV (ultra Violet
light or Infrared light?
7. Does the x1000 have a sealed light path / Optical system?
8. For 3000 lumen output, In final tests of lumen measuring, after the light has passed through the projector light system, the lumens should come down to between 400 to 1000+ lumens. Do you know the actual final lumen number?
Some curious people have asked about Hollywood Studio chip.
9 Can you tell us, do you have x1000 containing the VX
class with Hollywood studio chip & GX class Pixelworks
available to buy yet.
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IF someone has a question that i can ask specifically about the 3M problem, I`ll add it to the end of the list. Then send it out.
Much appreciated,
SMJ