Posts by rdalcanto

Quote: Originally Posted by heavyharmonies Then it's obviously in your best interest to sell your HD-DVD player and all your HD-DVD movies, if it's "too embarassing" to play HD-DVD movies. C'mon people... I keep my HD-DVD player...

My PS3 always plays movies perfectly. With HD-DVD, I never know. When I have friends over, I will only do Blu-ray now because I'm tired of being embarassed by HD-DVD hicups.

Quote: Originally Posted by scaesare I don't know who you are asking, but I mentioned this: "I'd very rarely have my Pearl fan kick in to high gear and the filter was not very dirty at all... so it would seam the unit didn't feel...

Are you cleaning your air filter regularly? Poor airflow could cause early bulb failure.

You have a point, except I left out the part where he told my dad the projector wouldn't even work above 5000ft - That it would "shut down." B.S. if you ask me....

I have not seen photos of the inside of a Pearl, but does it have better cooling than the RS-1? Does the Pearl have an altitude limit? With as much air as the JVC can push through, I can't imagine it being a real problem. It is just...

Quote: Originally Posted by Toe Not that I dont believe you, but what page does it say that on? I would like to read it. Thanks Page 30 says to use high fan over 900m. "Specifications" page 48, says installation limit is 5000...

The manual does state the altitude limit as 5000 feet. You are supposed to use high altitude if higher than 900m, which is about 2700 feet. I didn't find anything that states the warranty is void over 5000 feet. I will try to find...

My dad lives in Park City. He talked to a local JVC dealer, and was told the RS1 can't be used above 5000 feet, and he would void the warranty if he used it there. I remember seeing something about this issue here a long time ago, but...

My father is building a dedicated home theater (full light control). He plans on the RS1, or better if available by fall. The specialty shop in his area recommended the 120in Dragonfly screen (grey). How does that compare to a white,...