Will the s15 lens kit sold by lumenlab work with an 8" lcd? Also can I cut the frensel lenses to fit the smaller lcd and case?

http://www2.shopping.com/xPF-Pyramid-8-TFT...Pyramid-MV82TFT

Here is the lcd I would like to use. Does anyone know if this would strip okay?
thanks

Yes, and... yes.
Good luck with your build, keep us updated!

You think this lcd is a good pick?

As long as you only plan to use composite, or convert everything to composite, then I'm sure it will be fine. I see it listed as $194.98 shipped though so you can probably find something less expensive

I found it on ebay for $110 shipped. I think I'm going to get it.

Some guys are LCD experts but I'm not. I do think that it is not a true 800x600 rez but 340x250 or something like that. They list the spec as MAX not native.

You could use a shorter FL triplet for such a small LCD like this one.

http://cgi.ebay.com/6x6-opaque-projector_W...QcategoryZ15257

You also should use a condenser lens with a short fl of 6" or less and a 220mm rear fresnel.

I am uncertain about this one it may not be the ***True*** native resoloution can anyone clarify this? As this could just be the maximum upscale good luck anyway.

Could someone please explain the upscale concept to me? I'm not sure if I quite understand it.
If this monitor can upscale an image to a resolution of 800x600, how would that look as a projected image?

Also what is the difference between dots and pixels?

This monitor's resolution is listed as 800x600 pixels as I understand right?

Thanks to anyone who can help!

Here is the monitor's listing on the Pyramid (manufacturer) website:

http://www.pyramidcaraudio.com/itempage.asp?model=MV82TFT