Hello All - I posted earlier about a colorwheel for an NEC LT260K. I was fortunate enough to get an LT240K for parts, which had the same colorwheel in perfect condition. When I look at specs and parts, the 2 projectors seem to be almost identical. The LT240K has a slightly longer lens. The throw charts for the projectors show that typically the same picture size can be achieved with the LT240K about 3-5 feet closer to the screen than the LT260K. Does anyone know if I can simply take the lens assembly from the 240, and replace the lens on the 260? If so, would I lose anything in terms of brightness or quality? -Phil

I guess I didn't know my product as well as I thought I did. I have an LT260K. There is no K on the front of the projector but there is one on the bottom near the serial. I guess I need the "K" color wheel part number. Thanks so much to Sheridan for the info!! This stuff is hard to find. I called NEC and argued with their tech guys and got no where with them, other than reallizing I had a K model projector. Regards

Is there a ceiling mount available that permits fine tuning after the mount and projector are locked in place--for example, using thumbwheels? The Peerless Spider mount I'm using with my NEC projector does everything right, except that when I get the image exactly registered on my screen and then tighten the set screw, the mount moves. Not acceptable behavior for a mount, I would think, but seems to be common anyway. Has anyone taken ceiling mounts to a higher level?