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wallace123456
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| Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:09 pm Post subject: Antone heard of GE Imager model PSC 8116? |
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Anyone ever heard of a GE Imager model # PSC 8116? What might be the equivalent?
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Clarence
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GE Imagers are NEC PG...
http://www.crtinfo.us.vu/crossref.html
I'm not sure PSC 8116 is really the model number. Maybe a "Product Service Code"? Either way, I've never heard of a 8116.
I found a google hit that says GE Imager PSC9910E = Zenith Pro 840...
| Quote: | I am investigating the GE Imager CRT projector that has been donated to our club. Essentially, we do not know much about it apart from the information given on the base as follows:
Model: PSC9910E
GE Service Number: KPGEPRO840PAL
Serial Number: 042-74500017
Manufacture: Mexico 1990
I have deduced so far that it's actually a re-badged Zenith PRO840 (or very similar), and when powered up the 3 tubes seem to work fine, giving a plain white display. |
There's also a GE Imager 200 CRT.
But be careful, there's also some old LCD d!%!#@| projectors with "GE Imager" badges.
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wallace123456
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Sonynut
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A pt101 is a video grade set.. composite plus rgb inputs, but lucky to accept 640x480@24... had one. Worked well, though  It would probably make a great projector for kids gaming consoles(the older composite only ones that is).
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Curt Palme
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GE had sets made by Zenith, Panasonic and NEC. All the high end sets were NEC, the low end were Zenith and Panasonic.
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Curt Palme
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GE had sets made by Zenith, Panasonic and NEC. All the high end sets were NEC, the low end were Zenith and Panasonic.
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