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Jeremy112
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I'm sure this projector can handle 1080p, it looks too massive to be a low resolution machine... It in itself is "unobtanium" 
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ElTopo
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Hopefully the 12-inch tubes do not have much wear and still much light output.
They are hard to get i think !
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AnalogRocks
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How do we know this is a 12" machine?
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| incova wrote: | | Still nothing! this better not be a joke lol, I cannot believe no one knows what this thing is! If its 1080p friendly it would be great to see what Panasonic could have pulled of. Thats not a Spellman in there is it? |
I would sincerely hope that, being a Panasonic, they would have manufactured a Japanese power supply for it 
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RaWsHaRk
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seen some 1083 and 1085 panasonic, those are "ok" for an es machine.sony 1252 / barco 800 equivalent. always though panny probably made some decent 9 inch machines too, since they built the tubes, never saw one though..get more detailed pics of this..very interesting.
even for the small ones, you cant really find spare parts...
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | How do we know this is a 12" machine? |
Look at pic #3. That bare tube looks pretty small in comparison. It could be a 9" though depending on if that bare tube is a small tube.
It is hard to tell but the red (or blue) tube looks pretty decent. If this is 1080p capable, then the owner might have a pj that can last awhile longer. My fear is that George is posting this and has it apart, because there is a problem.
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| Spanky Ham wrote: | | AnalogRocks wrote: | | How do we know this is a 12" machine? |
Look at pic #3. That bare tube looks pretty small in comparison. It could be a 9" though depending on if that bare tube is a small tube.
It is hard to tell but the red (or blue) tube looks pretty decent. If this is 1080p capable, then the owner might have a pj that can last awhile longer. My fear is that George is posting this and has it apart, because there is a problem. |
Or maybe he just's like to turn trim pot's 
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Spanky Ham
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It is worth a try, but I doubt that would do any good. Most if not all of the people that worked on it are probably gone. I remember contacting NEC in like 2005 and there response was to talk to Doug Baisey.
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ElTopo
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Never heard or saw any other > 12 inch on front projection CRT's.
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| ElTopo wrote: | | Never heard or saw any other > 12 inch on front projection CRT's. |
Search Barco 912
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incova
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I asked Panasonic but I think they must be thinking what?!, someone must know something.
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Screen is 160' 16:9. And the bare tube is G70's. To be sure this PJ can handle 1080p.
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| Nashou66 wrote: | thats just sick George!!!
If I ever make to china I'm looking you up!!
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U WELCOME
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Incredible. How much on the weight? 200 kg?
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incova
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| Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2011 11:41 am Post subject: dam |
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Is that a 9 tube next to it?
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incova
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What tubes are in there and what lenses! info please, we need a Panasonic specialist.
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incova
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So George, where you going to get your coloured c elements for this !
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