Okay if you have been on here awhile you know who I am I just thought that I would show you what I did about a year or so ago.


Black paint $3 ($1 dollar a can)
Monitor $62 (e-bay)
Lens $75 (lumen lab)
MDF 4X8 $20 (H.D.)
Wooden Dowel $1
Lexan $5
Metal Bowl 5$ (Wal-mart)
Wire Tap/Strip $5
Ballast/Bulb/Base Free
Fan Free
Wire and Switches Free
Chain $1
Misc. Screws Free
Hinges $3
Weather Stripping $3
Focus Drain thing FREE

Total Price $183

Watching 100" Movies........ Priceless

I might have missed some little items but you get the idea basically 200 bux

This is what the inside looks like NOT so pretty!

And here is what this piece can do I was amazed myself I didnt burn the house down and it stayed cool and looked pretty darn good that rectangle you see in the image is my 37" LCDTV pretty sad huh its even projected onto a peachish colored wall

This is a primer white wall

I'd say your first two pics show up pretty bright and even despite not using a precon sdubb. By chance, how was your camera set up for these shots?

It has been so long ago I took those pics I dont really remember the camera settings I have is a Canon Powershot A85 4.0 MP I really love my camera its not the best but it takes good pics its just really slow cant ever catch that Canon (polaroid) moment I will see if I can find out what I set my camera at I think I used what was suggested here for taking pictures of projected images

I guess I should add that this panel has been sold to a fellow LL and also the Vdigi I was using so basically I have a light box now I am hoping to get something with some more inputs on it

Hello Guru

When will we see a new and improved ver.?

Mine kicks butt over your in a couple more months i can start playin with mine again, pimp it out even more. HA HA HA HA

Peace Sucker!

[quote name='SAW429' post='253572' date='Sep 21 2007, 11:50 AM']Hello Guru

When will we see a new and improved ver.?


Last time I checked they both did the same thing (projected a big ol image)

okay so i put a new panel in mine and changed up some of the wiring now I am getting crazy jumping pixels i really only see it with the text, this is driving me bonkers I tried moving the wires around so I wouldn't get interference from the coil ballast that did not help. Somebody help me this is really ticking me off.

okay I have to bump this, why is it that I get great results when showing the desktop pictures and anything thats at a stand still but the moment I play a dvd or movie from the hard drive everything starts shifting the slightest I dont know what to call it but its as if the pixels are dancing or say if you saw a line it would look like its wavy its easier to spot on text in movies. When I have nothing plugged into it and the screen says "no input connected" it looks perfect and the pixels are not dancing. Its the strangest thing, anybody have any ideas.

bumpiddy bump bump

nobody out there knows why this is happening somebody anybody. HELP

Seriously nobody has had this problem nobody knows what I am talking about.

It sounds like your getting some noise from somewhere,, like when you tried to move the wires for ballast around,, I find I get some noise from all the wires I have going from sat.box to ht and back to pj , usually just a loose cable somewhere ,or if washer or dryer is on , something else on same circuit. not really sure.. anybody else..

Yah man sounds wierd. check for wires Under your boards and post a pic.

but why would it only do this on video? When looking at the desktop or text its perfect.

So theres absolutely no change anywhere near your aux inputs?

Show us what is happening vs desktop inna pic.

dropped in a new LCD so its all good just got done watching the SUNS on it and they won

the reason the pixels are dancing is because your LCD is directly connected to a wall outlet for power. It needs to be connected via a constant voltage regulator or like you have a PC attached to a UPS or CVT. That will supply constant voltage and the pixels wont jump around like they look to be doing.