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gjaky
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| Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2013 5:48 pm Post subject: Cheap HD145 in Germany :D |
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I wouldn't post this if... well.. you'll see. That's the real color filtering! 
Cheap PG6100
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Curt Palme
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There's probably nothing wrong with the projector. Check out the lens orientation... green color filtering on the blue tube? 
Also, given that it's a PG+, they are probably HD6C lenses.
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gjaky
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Sorry to disagree you Curt, but I think PG + came with HD145s, only the plain PG was equipped with HD6, and the edge of the lens suggests this also, if you look at it, you see 6 screws, that is HD145, HD6 only have 3 screws. (TAC4 also have 6 screws but that is now out of question of course)
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the big E
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Who put the green tubes tinted glycol in the blue tube?
That must have some odd picture production
Also the ad is in a different language and I can't make heads or tails of what the description is
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AnalogRocks
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| the big E wrote: | Who put the green tubes tinted glycol in the blue tube?
That must have some odd picture production
Also the ad is in a different language and I can't make heads or tails of what the description is |
Translate it:
"For sale is my faithful
NEC PG-6100G (no Xtra!) With an additional point of convergence board
The instrument was operated in my home theater using an HDMI to VGA converter with a resolution of 1080i.
Unfortunately, he was eventually not turn.
Since I'm not the hobbyist, the unit is, as it is for sale.
The tubes are still relatively new, show, when lit with a flashlight through the lenses no masks or discoloration!
Installed, the additional point convergence board.
The cabinet is painted black and has due to age naturally so its quirks.
The housing is equipped with fans and softer at the bottom with a large heat sink.
Remote control very good condition
Since I belong to the species and not to the hobbyist user I can not make any further technical information.
Can only say so much that the device has until the end fabricates a super sharp, absolute color fidelity 1080i picture!
Equipment sold as a hobbyist or part replacement device due to the above designed defect.
Due to the weight (about 55kg) no shipping!
Item location is at 90616 Neuhof / Zenn.
Still, the usual fine print: This is a private sale. All information has been made in good faith and conscience. Redemption, conversion, guarantee or warranty are excluded. By bidding you accept this.
The brand names are descriptive part of the offer.
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the big E
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | the big E wrote: | Who put the green tubes tinted glycol in the blue tube?
That must have some odd picture production
Also the ad is in a different language and I can't make heads or tails of what the description is |
Translate it:
"For sale is my faithful
NEC PG-6100G (no Xtra!) With an additional point of convergence board
The instrument was operated in my home theater using an HDMI to VGA converter with a resolution of 1080i.
Unfortunately, he was eventually not turn.
Since I'm not the hobbyist, the unit is, as it is for sale.
The tubes are still relatively new, show, when lit with a flashlight through the lenses no masks or discoloration!
Installed, the additional point convergence board.
The cabinet is painted black and has due to age naturally so its quirks.
The housing is equipped with fans and softer at the bottom with a large heat sink.
Remote control very good condition
Since I belong to the species and not to the hobbyist user I can not make any further technical information.
Can only say so much that the device has until the end fabricates a super sharp, absolute color fidelity 1080i picture!
Equipment sold as a hobbyist or part replacement device due to the above designed defect.
Due to the weight (about 55kg) no shipping!
Item location is at 90616 Neuhof / Zenn.
Still, the usual fine print: This is a private sale. All information has been made in good faith and conscience. Redemption, conversion, guarantee or warranty are excluded. By bidding you accept this.
The brand names are descriptive part of the offer. |
Thanks for translating it for me(my iPhones browser doesn't auto translate like my Mac book pro's os does)
Too bad it isn't a 10pg as I like mine and have debated between fixing it or parting it(most likely going to fix it so I can use it)
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CasetheCorvetteman
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| Curt Palme wrote: | There's probably nothing wrong with the projector. Check out the lens orientation... green color filtering on the blue tube?
Also, given that it's a PG+, they are probably HD6C lenses. |
You been spending too much time on the road in the sun eh?  HD145s on a PG + mate, Gabór is correct 
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| Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 1:17 am Post subject: |
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| CasetheCorvetteman wrote: | | Curt Palme wrote: | There's probably nothing wrong with the projector. Check out the lens orientation... green color filtering on the blue tube?
Also, given that it's a PG+, they are probably HD6C lenses. |
You been spending too much time on the road in the sun eh? HD145s on a PG + mate, Gabór is correct |
The problem is that nobody gives a sh*t about those old 8" machines anymore and we can't remember what's what 
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CasetheCorvetteman
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Theyre great sets Craig what are ya talking about!!
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