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How do you determine which mount for a JVC DLA-RS1 is best?

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I have a JVC DLA-RS1 that will be mounted from the ceiling with a 14' throw to a 106" screen. The question I have after reading other threads about Chief mounts is which mount would be the best way to go when the distance from the top of the screen to the ceiling is 32" .

Thanks
post #2 of 11
I would go with a Chief RPA-U, ceiling plate, and determine what length of extension pipe (1 1/2") you want to go with.
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Can the projector be tilted or is it fixed?
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..I like this mount
LL
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Originally Posted by Bluelude1 View Post

I have a JVC DLA-RS1 that will be mounted from the ceiling with a 14' throw to a 106" screen. The question I have after reading other threads about Chief mounts is which mount would be the best way to go when the distance from the top of the screen to the ceiling is 32" .

Thanks

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post #6 of 11
The Chief RPA style does have tilt for both side to side and front to back adjustment. The U version also has a small amount of vertical movement, but if you need to extend it you'll need a flange and pipe.
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The Chief RPM is quite good too.
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Originally Posted by Bluelude1 View Post

I have a JVC DLA-RS1 that will be mounted from the ceiling with a 14' throw to a 106" screen. The question I have after reading other threads about Chief mounts is which mount would be the best way to go when the distance from the top of the screen to the ceiling is 32" .

Thanks

The RS1 has a max lens shift of 30% screen height, so for your 52" tall screen, that's about 15 1/2". This means that the center of the lens can be no more than 15 1/2" above the top viewable edge of your screen. Less is OK.

The center of the RS1 lens to the bottom of the projector is 3", and a Chief RPA-184 is about 2 1/4".

This means that if you have 32" from the top viewable edge of the screen to the ceiling, you still need to make up 11 1/4".

32" - 15 1/2" - 3" - 2 1/4" = 11 1/4"

I would go with either a 12" or an 18" extension column. Theoretically, a 12" would work, but you're cutting it pretty close.

You'll need:
A Chief CMA101 ceiling adapter
A Chief RPA-184 mount
And either a Chief CMA012 or a CMA018 (12" or 18", respectively) extension column.

Another option for the extension column is to go down to your local Home Depot and pick up a length of 1 1/2" NPT pipe in the plumbing section. It comes in various pre-cut lengths, and they will make a custom length for you if need be. You can just shoot it with a little flat black spray paint.
post #10 of 11
Thread Starter 
Wow Marc,

Thanks for the detailed response thats exactly what i was looking for.
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Originally Posted by Bluelude1 View Post

Wow Marc,

Thanks for the detailed response thats exactly what i was looking for.

No problem!
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