Posts by rovingtravler

Best of luck. I am sure it will look like new.

He is speaking about a High Power screen by da-lite. The screen has a high gain; I believe 2.0 and higher. This means if you would have 14FL of light on a 1.0 gain screen you would have 28FL of light on a 2.0 gain screen. The only...

Looking back at the first post I would make sure to view the M150 in person and see if the 3D is up to your standards. For active 3D it is right on the edge IMO of being bright enough. Most people seem to display 3D content in overlap...

Unless you are looking for 3D the 8150/LS-5 is a great machine and very comparable to brand new machines. Unless you are going to get a brand new JVC that has more light and really better numbers without the CMS issues that so many of...

If anyone is concerned with the resale value of a projector they should not buy a high end projector. The law of diminishing returns kicks in greatly on high end projectors. is the Runco Q really 12 times better than a MITS HC-4000? I...

The 8150 has been replaced / re-badged as a Runco LS-5 if I remember correctly. Either way it is still being sold by Runco. When you call just ask which projector supersedes the 8150 and you can buy a bulb from them or do a search for...

Steve, I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathies .

Quote:Originally Posted by MCaugusto  I don't know where you're getting this info that "LEDs get much hotter than traditional lamps" but every review i read indicates that they run much/much cooler than UHP/xenon bulbs. These LED...

Start up is called a strike i.e. the electricity strikes the bulb. Many ultra high end projectors count strikes and hours and many people consider the number of strikes to be the more important number. There are articles that say 1...

I can tell you I get about 434 lumes calibrated at D65 with my Runco Q750i. I can also say that yes the Mico -50/60 is brighter in overlap, but not accurate in overlap for colors.I messaured between 425 and 475 lumens for a Mico 50...