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| Aug 26, 2010 2:52:13 PM
I have a Sanyo Z2000 with 7800 hours on it. I now have virtually no blue color, which causes a green or yellow cast depending on the picture. You can see some blue around the very edge and virtually none in the center. What is wrong with it? Is this something I can repair myself and how much would the part be if it is something I can do?
Thanks, Dan |
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| Jul 7, 2010 8:42:24 PM
Very helpful - thanks. Another question for you both. I would like to go with the Elite screen - becuase of your recommendation and because it is about $300+ cheaper... BUT, according to the projector calculator, for a 106" screen, it recommends I have a screen gain above 1.0 - like 1.4...
I'm not sure how much to trust the calculator... and I am not sure I understand the calculator fully - it looks like maybe if I shorten the throw distance, maybe I will be OK??? Whattya think - is it close enough, or should I suck it up and go with the Carada screen???
The room I have has no windows, the entry is french doors with windows, but I can put dark curtains over them - so I can get it pretty dark... |
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| Jul 5, 2010 8:19:25 PM
I have a Sanyo PLV-Z2000. Previously my projector was above my screen, and with my new house it is easiest to setup the projector lens about a foot or more below the top of my screen. I vaguely remembered reading about someone who had hotspots because his projector lens was below the top of his screen - so I had some concerns. It sounds like I will be OK with this, which is great news.
I am needing to buy a screen... previously I had done the Goo Systems and was happy with it. But this time I am thinking of buying a fixed screen. I was thinking that the 100" Elite EZ-frame in cine-white would be the best reasonably-priced option (maybe the 106").
Do you think this would be my best reasonably-priced option? Would you have any concerns with hotspotting with this kind of screen? |
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| Nov 9, 2009 3:38:17 PM
I recently bought a replacement lamp for my Sanyo Z2000. The bulb I received was for a Sanyo Z3000. When I called the company, the said they were out of stock on my bulb and sent me a bulb for Z3000 and said it would work. They called it a "crossver bulb" and said it is the same. The bulb number I was sent is #610 344 5120 POA-LMP135 Which is for a Z3000. They refuse to return it without a 25% restocking fee and shipping cost, even though my receipt shows that I ordred the right bulb. Are they right? Will the Z3000 bulb work in my Z2000? Or have I been scammed? I don't want to damage my projector by using the wrong bulb. Please Help!! Thanks |
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| Apr 17, 2009 6:05:50 PM
I am looking for a projector. I found one used with about 500hrs selling for 1550.00 I dont know a lot about projectors. Is this a good deal? |
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