Hey everyone,
I didn't know if I could post something like this, but I ran it by Garry -one of the AVS mods- and he said it was fine.
Anyways, I was wondering would it be hard to make an electric screen like the Elite Kestrel? One of the reasons I ask is because I live in an apartment and I would like to keep the holes in the walls to a minimum. It also has a coolness factor imo because it comes from the ground up, instead of the typical drop from the ceiling.
You can find that screen here .
They say it has a tubular motor and "rises and lowers by our motorized precision 'scissor-backed' cross spring risers.
Okay, so obviously the tubular motor would be the one that is in all electric screens. But those cross spring risers are something else. From what I'm thinking, it's like this:
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In addition, the pictures show some type of flat bar that runs across the width of the screen in the middle and the bottom part of the screen. Is that just in the picture? Or is it really on the actual product? The reason I ask is because I do not understand how or why that part is there.
I'm thinking more about it to see if I can fully understand the item. As I'm thinking of things, I see that some of it wouldn't contribute to it. However, Any input would help a lot.
I didn't know if I could post something like this, but I ran it by Garry -one of the AVS mods- and he said it was fine.
Anyways, I was wondering would it be hard to make an electric screen like the Elite Kestrel? One of the reasons I ask is because I live in an apartment and I would like to keep the holes in the walls to a minimum. It also has a coolness factor imo because it comes from the ground up, instead of the typical drop from the ceiling.
You can find that screen here .
They say it has a tubular motor and "rises and lowers by our motorized precision 'scissor-backed' cross spring risers.
Okay, so obviously the tubular motor would be the one that is in all electric screens. But those cross spring risers are something else. From what I'm thinking, it's like this:
In addition, the pictures show some type of flat bar that runs across the width of the screen in the middle and the bottom part of the screen. Is that just in the picture? Or is it really on the actual product? The reason I ask is because I do not understand how or why that part is there.
I'm thinking more about it to see if I can fully understand the item. As I'm thinking of things, I see that some of it wouldn't contribute to it. However, Any input would help a lot.
