If I want to add this 3 eye infared extender to an existing Next Generation 1 eye unit do I also have to purchase more transmitters for this to work? EDIT: Thanks for all the answers. I guess I should have been more specific. I meant do I need additional battery transmitters. I currently have the unit with one of the UFO looking things plus one eye plus one battery transmitter in a remote controlling one one component...I want to be able to control two more components in the same closed cabinet but was wondering if that means I will have to buy the 3 eye extender to plug into the UFO looking unit PLUS addl. battery transmitters for each of the addl components I want to control. Thanks again! If I want to add this 3 eye infared extender to an existing Next Generation 1 eye unit do I also have to purchase more transmitters for this to work? EDIT: Thanks for all the answers. ... » Read More If I want to add this 3 eye infared extender to an existing Next Generation 1 eye unit do I also have to purchase more transmitters for this to work? EDIT: Thanks for all the answers. I guess I should have been more specific. I meant do I need additional battery transmitters. I currently have the unit with one of the UFO looking things plus one eye plus one battery transmitter in a remote controlling one one component...I want to be able to control two more components in the same closed cabinet but was wondering if that means I will have to buy the 3 eye extender to plug into the UFO looking unit PLUS addl. battery transmitters for each of the addl components I want to control. Thanks again! « Show Less
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No, in fact, you just need to plug this 3-eye unit into the socket your 1-eye unit was plugged into. I have my system in a shallow depth closet and one eye mounted in front of each item (receiver, cable box and DVD player) on the back of the closet door. It's was a bit tricky to get each sensor aligned in front of the IR eye on each unit, but a simple internet search for each unit's model# helped greatly. I'm thinking if the eyes were not so close to the front of the units, it would have been easier to locate. They're about 5-6 inches away so they don't get much of a chance to spread the signals. No, in fact, you just need to plug this 3-eye unit into the socket your 1-eye unit was plugged into. I have my system in a shallow depth closet and one eye mounted in front of each item (receiver, cable box and DVD player) on the back of the closet door. It's was a bit tricky to get each sensor aligned in front of the IR eye on each unit, but a simple internet search for each unit's model# helped greatly. I'm thinking if the eyes were not so close to the front of the units, it would have been easier to locate. They're about 5-6 inches away so they don't get much of a chance to spread the... » Read More No, in fact, you just need to plug this 3-eye unit into the socket your 1-eye unit was plugged into. I have my system in a shallow depth closet and one eye mounted in front of each item (receiver, cable box and DVD player) on the back of the closet door. It's was a bit tricky to get each sensor aligned in front of the IR eye on each unit, but a simple internet search for each unit's model# helped greatly. I'm thinking if the eyes were not so close to the front of the units, it would have been easier to locate. They're about 5-6 inches away so they don't get much of a chance to spread the signals. « Show Less
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Perhaps you can buy an additional RF link for the extra TV, but I have not tried this. These transmitters work extremely well. Bought ours a few years ago and we have not had any issues.
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This is in response to "Can I use 2 of these on the same base?" On page 3 of the instruction booklet the bottom sentence reads. " Up to 2 range extenders can be registered to the same base unit." Hope this helps.
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This item is just an extra battery transmitter to the receiver (flying saucer) that you should already have. As others have mentioned, there is a compartment for charging the battery on the bottom of the receiver. Flip over the receiver and you will see it.
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I Agree with Matt and Glenn Bonat -- DLP-Link (the Sainsonic are great, inexpensive DLP-Link glasses!) and RF Glasses Only. Additionally as Matt mentioned, there is a 3D-Evolver Kit that needs Two Identical 2D Projectors to do Passive 3D. (The 3D-Evolver costs $1,200 in addition to the cost of Two Identical 2D projectors.)
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This unit does not use the DLP link glasses but does need the Active RF glasses. No need for a separate 3D transmitter.
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Specifically for the iR emitters, my experience has been the same as Mega-Watt reports. They function best stuck on the equipment and covering the iR sensor on each device. I do have a cabinet where I was able to stick an emitter on a rail facing multiple devices, however performance was very unpredictable. Since the device comes with multiple emitters I utilized one per device, routing the multiple cables from the repeater. When finding the iR receiver on each device, I utilized a small flashlight to identify the pass through windows on the glossy glass and plastic finished fronts of my equipment when the user manual was unavailable or did not specify the location. With respect to the iR receiver, my experience has been excellent across distances up to 40 feet in one arrangement where we can actually change the channel and control the TV through a doorway to our entertainment room.
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This projector supports 2 types of 3D formats, DLP-Link and VESA 3D emitters. To enjoy 3D all you need are DLP-Link glasses (about $15 on eBay or Amazon) and a 3D Bluray player. If you wish you can attach a 3D emitter and use RF glasses but why? Don't let anyone tell you there's a difference so why not go with DLP-Link right? I can attest that the 3D picture quality is amazing with DLP-Link glasses. I'm now an addict to 3D movies!
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Hello, I have found that this device performs very well and will add more " power " to your transmitter. In addition it cleans up the signal and keeps the transmitter on the correct frequency. It is will worth the cost listed. You will not be disappointed with this product or seller.BK
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This was about all I could find online: http://www.ehow.com/how_8001960_directions-eyeclops.html I'll see if my brother still has the manual for his Eyeclops. If so, I'll scan it and email it to you.
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Just DLP link 3D glasses needed. I use mine with it just being hooked up to an antenna. No adaptor and no transmitter. Very simple. Love this projector.
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You'll need one for each. Mine is working beautifully. I tried the overhead laser beam system first, and it just wasn't working. Good luck!
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The one I purchased did not come with the extender but i did buy my own and it was about $14 from another site. I have seen some sellers include the extender as a bundle but the light normally does not come with the extender unless you bought the special limited edition mirage v11r. Hope this helps.
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There's a great device that will add RF capability to any remote that uses AA or AAA batteries. I've been using it for years and it works like a charm. Next Generation Remote Control Extender
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Yes, the extra transmitter will extend the dog's outdoor space as long as you place the second transmitter far enough away from the first one and that their transmitting areas overlap. Make sure you test this with the included test light before the dog uses the new spaces. I am successfully using five transmitters, all placed in the several buildings we have on our farm. I estimate that our dog has about 2 acres of running space. Good luck!
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Mine CH 18, and need more for different channels. How do I instruct AMAZON, or whomever necessary thru them, to send me different frequencies, so have units operate separately ? I bought 1st unit to test, and works great, but need others on different channels.
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Hi Carl, most Optoma projectors have a 3D 'DLP-Link' emitter built into them. People often purchase this '3D-RF' emitter in conjunction with the Radio Frequency glasses because they give a better & brighter image compared to DLP-Link. I personally bought an emitter and pair of glasses which are fantastic to watch 3D through.If I've missed anything let me know,Kind RegardsCarlos Thrasy