With dazzzla's tool I calculated the distance between the triplet and the LCD: 603,73mm. Leaving a gap of 20mm between the field fresnel and the LCD means a fresnel/triplet distance of 623,73mm. Using a 500mm triplet with a diameter of 100mm it will look like this:
What you see is the diagonal of the LCD (15,4 inch or 392mm). Considering the width and the height of the LCD screen: these light rays will fall even closer to the middle of the triplet!!!!
Now, as you can see it's a bit tight.
But does it work? And does it work well? Or do we say the cone is too small... I've heard conflicting opinions. One says it's best to get a small and bright ARC projection as possible because the edges of the triplet are less perfect, others say it's best to project the arc as big as possible to get the most uniform and bright picture.
As I think, I can tweak a bit. Because I could bring the bulb (lamp) closer to the first fresnel, so that the focal point of the field fresnel increases, right?
So what shall I do?
