It probably just has to do with the physical layout of the PJ. Where can we locate the powersupply to fit the cabinet? What components do we need to keep separated? etc.
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Why do some CRT's have the power plug in the front?
Hi all.
Some PJ's have the powerplug in the front, like 701, the ECP's and
Marquee's. Most of the Barco's have in the rear. Why is that? My initial
thought was that it would be to get the PSU away from video boards,
but otherwise I'm blank.
Please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Nicholas
Some PJ's have the powerplug in the front, like 701, the ECP's and
Marquee's. Most of the Barco's have in the rear. Why is that? My initial
thought was that it would be to get the PSU away from video boards,
but otherwise I'm blank.
Please enlighten me.
Thanks,
Nicholas
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Barco does everything backwards 
Doug
DougSo, there's no reason for it?
Nich
Nich
Packaging, my friend, packaging. Invariably there's almost always more room for the power supplies under the lenses than anywhere else. Considering that, why would you route 110VAC all the way through a PJ, introducing all that noise into a sensitive display instrument, just to keep a plug in back. Forget that - path of least resistance and noise is straight in buddy.
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