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hi.<br><br>
there is more than 1 light "folding" system to create a large
projected image in a small area.<br><br>
however, they usually involve custom solutions and special mirrors (flat,
but silvered on the front).<br><br>
you might play with bouncing the image yourself before putting that
beauty up for sale. most projectors will let you flip and mirror-image
until you get what you need.<br><br>
- adm -<br><br>
At 09:37 AM 3/2/04 -0500, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Hello Everyone,<br><br>
I recently purchased a projector for my flightsim and was<br>
very excited to get home and use it in my simulator, however<br>
once home realized that where my simulator is now in a room<br>
with a very low ceiling (basement ceiling) the projector my<br>
not work at all, I have tried rear projection and back<br>
projection the problem to me is that the image is really no<br>
larger than a large monitor and I think I would really like<br>
to have the quality of a monitor if that is the case, I<br>
really don't know that much about a quality monitor I have<br>
only used ones that came with my computers, What should I<br>
look for in a monitor aside from resolution and is there a<br>
size where using it plus a fresnel lens would not be good? <br><br>
Any help would be appreciated, and of course I will be<br>
putting up the projector on ebay so if anyone cares for a<br>
projector which I haven't used but maybe 2 hours let me know<br>
at snar5@mags.net. <br><br>
Thanks<br>
Mark <br><br>
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Alan D.
Mazurka
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