I will be purchasing a JVC DILA projector and plan to install it in a hushbox.
Accordingly, it appears to me that the only way I have to turn it on is to leave the main on/off switch of the projector on the on position and use an external swith to turn on and off the current. Of course I understand that I can not turn it off until the projector fans have stopped.
My question is, will I have any problem with the power supply of the projector using this solution?
In a previous projector I had (Sharp) I wound up frying the power supply by the surge caused when I turned the external switch on.
Has anyone had this experience?
Raymond
[This message has been edited by Raymond (edited 06-30-2001).]
Accordingly, it appears to me that the only way I have to turn it on is to leave the main on/off switch of the projector on the on position and use an external swith to turn on and off the current. Of course I understand that I can not turn it off until the projector fans have stopped.
My question is, will I have any problem with the power supply of the projector using this solution?
In a previous projector I had (Sharp) I wound up frying the power supply by the surge caused when I turned the external switch on.
Has anyone had this experience?
Raymond
[This message has been edited by Raymond (edited 06-30-2001).]