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Two, count 'em, two... Sony VPH-1031Q CRT projectors!
http://img273.imageshack.us/img273/9949/sony10317xz.jpg http://img273.imageshack.us/img273/9949/sony10317xz.jpg
Blend 'em! Stack 'em! Keep one as a spare!
Or sell one of them to pay for the other one and end up with a free projector!
These babies have been in my equipment closet for a couple of years. I had fun playing with them, but they really need to find a good home instead of taking up space.
They're probably the smallest and lightest CRTs ever made. "Only" 83 pounds. That's nothing compared to the 242 lb CRT I'm using now.
I've been meaning to set these up again and take screenshots for the last year, but instead of procrastinating any longer, I'll just post the very first screenshot (and the only 1031 screenshot that I could find) that I took a year and a half ago from one of these 1031's...
See my arm on the left? This screen was about 7' wide...
http://img273.imageshack.us/img273/4...0htpc019pt.jpg
These projectors don't have hour meters. But there's no visible wear on any of the tubes.
Here are some great sites for additional information:
http://www.curtpalme.com/Sony10xx.htm
http://www.eboyztoyz.com/index.php?ncat=00132
Want a 7 foot screen for the price of a $27" TV?
Want to let your kid play videogames on the bigscreen without racking up hours on your bulb projector?
$299 for the pair, but you gotta come to Northern VA to pick them up.
Nope... I won't sell just one (well, actually, sure I would... but taking just one would still cost you $299)
And nope, even if I get a Nigerian Western Union money order for $5000, I won't ship.
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*** SOLD ***
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Two, count 'em, two... Sony VPH-1031Q CRT projectors!
http://img273.imageshack.us/img273/9949/sony10317xz.jpg http://img273.imageshack.us/img273/9949/sony10317xz.jpg
Blend 'em! Stack 'em! Keep one as a spare!
Or sell one of them to pay for the other one and end up with a free projector!
These babies have been in my equipment closet for a couple of years. I had fun playing with them, but they really need to find a good home instead of taking up space.
They're probably the smallest and lightest CRTs ever made. "Only" 83 pounds. That's nothing compared to the 242 lb CRT I'm using now.
I've been meaning to set these up again and take screenshots for the last year, but instead of procrastinating any longer, I'll just post the very first screenshot (and the only 1031 screenshot that I could find) that I took a year and a half ago from one of these 1031's...
See my arm on the left? This screen was about 7' wide...
http://img273.imageshack.us/img273/4...0htpc019pt.jpg
These projectors don't have hour meters. But there's no visible wear on any of the tubes.
Here are some great sites for additional information:
http://www.curtpalme.com/Sony10xx.htm
http://www.eboyztoyz.com/index.php?ncat=00132
Want a 7 foot screen for the price of a $27" TV?
Want to let your kid play videogames on the bigscreen without racking up hours on your bulb projector?
$299 for the pair, but you gotta come to Northern VA to pick them up.
Nope... I won't sell just one (well, actually, sure I would... but taking just one would still cost you $299)
And nope, even if I get a Nigerian Western Union money order for $5000, I won't ship.