Any links, ideas/suggestions regarding a DIY unit would be appreciated. My mits projector has an operating range of up to 95 degrees which should allow me to use a vent to bring in cool air rather than a fan setup. I plan to run an aluminum (dryer vent)3-4" diameter pipe to my cold air return from the projector's exhaust. Would this suffice?
That's basically all i have for ideas besides probably using MDF for the hushbox enclosure. This material should be suitable but am looking for alternatives if they offer better sound isolation and are cost effective as well.
Also, i need some ideas on an access door to have access to the manual zoom/focus, all the controls and the power on/off.
My dilema is having to open up the access panel everytime i need to power on the projector. I read that some just leave their projectors in standbye mode but i would still need to get to the access panel to power up the lamp. Yes i have a remote but the hushbox would not allow me to control the projector with my remote, correct? What would be the best scenario for me?
Also, many have used glass/plexiglass as the material in front of the lens. Some use Edmonds optical glass. Is there any difference in PQ between the 2? Thanks
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Serge
Parasound AVC 1800
B&K AV 5000 II
Monitor Audio Silver 5's, silver center and silver 3's(rears)
HSU VTF 2 subwoofer
Toshiba DVD/cd
Mitsubishi LVP X70 FPTV
Dalite High Contrast Da-mat 16:9 grey screen
RCA DTC 100
HTPC consisting of Duron 750, AOpen motherboard, Radeon LE video and Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sounds>
That's basically all i have for ideas besides probably using MDF for the hushbox enclosure. This material should be suitable but am looking for alternatives if they offer better sound isolation and are cost effective as well.
Also, i need some ideas on an access door to have access to the manual zoom/focus, all the controls and the power on/off.
My dilema is having to open up the access panel everytime i need to power on the projector. I read that some just leave their projectors in standbye mode but i would still need to get to the access panel to power up the lamp. Yes i have a remote but the hushbox would not allow me to control the projector with my remote, correct? What would be the best scenario for me?
Also, many have used glass/plexiglass as the material in front of the lens. Some use Edmonds optical glass. Is there any difference in PQ between the 2? Thanks
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Serge
Parasound AVC 1800
B&K AV 5000 II
Monitor Audio Silver 5's, silver center and silver 3's(rears)
HSU VTF 2 subwoofer
Toshiba DVD/cd
Mitsubishi LVP X70 FPTV
Dalite High Contrast Da-mat 16:9 grey screen
RCA DTC 100
HTPC consisting of Duron 750, AOpen motherboard, Radeon LE video and Turtle Beach Santa Cruz sounds>