done a search can't find a teardown on a lcd tv. can get an alba 15" lcd here in uk for £180 400 contrast 450 brightness scart connections.
does anyone have any advice on stripping a tv, is picture quality as good as a monitor panel,if anyone has used a tv could you let me know if there was any issues i should be aware of .
thank's in advance

does no responses mean nobody has used an lcd tv for a projector

No response in two hours doesn't mean much, but there doesn't seem to be very much information about lcd televisions in the forum as yet. Be a pioneer. Buy it and give it a shot. It's only money, right? How many pictures of the queen can a person need? Good luck!

Whats up Molly, some people have used a LCD TV because of the inputs that they have I can't tell you who but mybe if you use LL search and put in LCD TV you might find something or you can even try the compatiable moniter list in WIKI section on the fisrt screen.

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Molly don't feel bad sometime it takes a little time before your post is anwsered.

read the post again , two day's not 2 hrs.
also say's done a search.
I THOUGHT THIS SITE WAS FOR ASKING QUESTIONS.

Did you check the compatiable moniter list, please forgive me that list has been move its in the Reference and Tutorials section

Hi Molly, I use a 15" Samsung LCD-TV.. and i love it..

I have every imaginable input on there even a tv tuner.. i dont even have to worry about N6 issues or having a dedicated HTPC (home theater PC).. i only bring over my computer when i wanna play some PC gaming.

As far as stripping a lcd-tv, its the same as with a regular monitor mostly.. I acutally found that my samsung lcd-tv uses the same panel as several samsung and even other brand monitors. The only difference was the input and contol boards.

So, you may or may not have FFC issues.. it all depends on what LCD panel is inside your paticular brand off LCD-TV.

I suggest you take the dive and tear it apart.. My LCD didnt have any FFC issues and had a fairly long real cable wire attaching it to the control/input board.

You will only be able to tell if you have a FFC issue after you remove the backlight of the LCD.

**You must also design your projector to house your input board.. its quite large and has to be inside something with holes for access to the inputs.

I overlooked this in my 1st projector design and regret it now.. i currently working on a 2nd projector using the same LCD-TV.

Take a look at my old thread for some pictures of my tear down and my crappy attempt to attach my controls and input board to the outside..

I highly recommend housing your control/input board as touching it directly is bad.