Does this housing have the "proper" projector lense? The one with a horz. cut-off, so not to blind others?
1035008
Yes it does. Just need to look into the houseing before installing to make sure you put out the right way
841872
Not one that comes in the box...you'll have to search for a third party one. I purchased this one: PCMD Projector Ceiling Mount for ViewSonic Pro8300 and it works, but it's very tough to get centered perfectly due to the rubber ball mount. I would recommend against that one. - The projector on the other hand is great. :)
224791
Im not familiar with that projector. These glasses are DLP-Link. Is the projector a DLP or LCD? If DLP, should be fine.
1624756
This is not a fixed focus lense. You can vary the distance from screen then focus lense to clear image. The focus distance is limited but you don"t need much to clear the image. I hope this answers your question. I do enjoy the projector, well made and high quality overall.
1678078
Most headlights should have cutoff adjustments- look for a screw or bolt on the backside of the headlight housing or try to find a resource online. There is no way to adjust the cutoff on the projector itself. I will give a word of advice: make sure the cutoff is level before reassembling everything. The specs aren't perfect, so there might be some free play in the rotation. Hope this helps
1543446
I used the "QualGear PRB-717-WHT Universal Ceiling Mount Projector Accessory" for the projector I purchased (BenQ HT-series HT1075 1080P 2,200 ANSI Lumen 3D Full HD Home Theater Projector). It was not 100% intuitive, but had plenty of adjustability and mounting hardware - I would recommend this mount, much better than the previous mount I had. BTW - very happy with the projector - My son uses this mostly for gaming.
2238105
Oh do you mean the little orange square? I think that was just to protect the projector. I threw it out. Sorry!
674243
It's a HC8000DBL. http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/projectors/projectors-reviews/mitsubishi-hc8000d-bl-3d-dlp-projector.html
2254921
The outline of the original trapezoidal projection probably cannot be eliminated, because the projector uses digital, not optical, keystone correction. What you are seeing is the entire image projected by the lamp, including the areas mostly blacked out by the LCD panels during digital keystone correction. The image sharpness is degraded by the digital keystone correction, so I do not use it.
1457426
There are two things to look at one is the cooling of the projector. A recessed install may not give enough air circulation. The second and probably most important is the screen height. This unit does not offer any offset so technically the top of the lens needs to be at the top height of the screen. You can use the keystone feature to work around this a bit but it will give a bit of warp to your picture.
1207234
Yes, it works perfectly...I followed a video on YouTube to replace it myself. It is tedious but worth thi time as it make my machine work like new. I don't recall the exact make of my projector but I am very happy. Jerry Leen
894986
Hey James. Yes the bulb is original, but check exactly the model that corresponds exactly to your projector. I bought it like 4 years ago, but it lasted only two times since the bulb didn't fit exactly in its place, so it (lightly) exploited and burned a part of my projector. I guess if I had bought the exact same piece, then it would have been different.However, when you have the original bulb and the new one in your hands, check if the size and figure its the same. Mine didn't and took the stupid risk. So check before changing it, if not, you're still on time to return it.
1201218
No, mine did not but you can't beat the projector for the price. I am not sure what you will be using it for but I use mine for outdoor movies and couldn't ask for more.
2246240
I just bought mine used. I have no problems with it, except a small black dotto the right in my field of vision. Otherwise works perfectly
2271686
No, I got a great HDMI cable made by Mediabridge sold here on Amazon. I think I paid $20 for a current standard 25 foot cable. If you are going to say mount the projector on the ceiling or is away from the component you are going to plug it in to make sure that the HDMI cable is long enough. Also if you are going to have it go in to a wall make sure it meets the code for that. The newest cables are necessary for things like 3D, ethernet, deep color, return channel etc.. Depending upon your components these might be necessary but never too high a standard. The cable I got is certified by the HDMI association, has worked awesome for over a year, is as good as any out there and if I were to go to Best Buy or other retail store to attempt to buy the same cable it would cost me probably $100. So get a good one but buy on Amazon so you get a great price on a great cable.
737522
Not sure, but this projector didn't have clear characters on the screen. Not recomended!
754867
I'm sorry, we do not sell just the lens or housing separately but rather the whole assembly. Wish we could offer more help!