Will these work with the Optoma HD141X without additional emitter purchase
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Yes. DLP Link works out of the box without any emitters. http://www.dlp.com/projector/dlp-innovations/dlp-link.aspx
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Yes. DLP Link works out of the box without any emitters.http://www.dlp.com/projector/dlp-innovations/dlp-link.aspx
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The ones I ordered about 18 months ago did not come with an emitter. But I did not need an emitter because my Mitsubishi tv has a built in emitter. Actually, I the glasses i ordered did not work with my tv. I contacted the manufacturer tech support Dimensional Optics and they sent me the correct pair of glasses and I think they even payed for shipping. All I can say is their tech support was tip-top, friendly, and very willing to help me; and i don't say that lightly. If your not sure aout your tv maybe they can help you.
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I have been using two pairs of these glasses with Optoma HD33 3D projector and its RF Emitter since 2011. I have never used Emitter that came with the glasses. We had absolutely no problem with connecting to two pairs of these glasses at the same time.
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Good Day. No, these wont work with the equipment that you are mentioning. Thank YOu
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Sorry, I don't know. They work with Optoma 3D, but not really all that well.
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it works on optoma hd25e so im sure it works with the newer hd25lv. the glasses i have are MonsterVision Max 3D, there is a seller on ebay who sells them for 50 a pair. I know it's pretty expensive but they are actually like the cheapest ones that will work with this RF emitter/ projector combo. hope this helps
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Dear Dianne,Thank you for your question regarding the Optoma HD25. Of course you will need 3D glasses. There are 2 types that you can use. There is the Optoma DLP Link Glasses and the Optoma RF Glasses. If you use the DLP Link Glasses then you will be set to go. If you choose the RF Glasses, then you will need the optional 3D RF Emitter. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily. Feel free to contact us anytime. Thanks so much! Charlotte
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These are DLP-Link glasses. They are not VESA glasses. Unfortunately if you are using VESA glasses you can't mix them. You have to decide on what you want to use. DLP cost way less. And don't require the additional Emitter. Hope that helps you!
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The key is that these glasses are for "passive 3d". Both of those products you mention are projectors and as you said are "3d ready". 3d ready is not 3d. It requires another step and another product. If that other product that is being used with your projector is "passive 3d" then these should work with any passive 3d system.
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If it is a 3d dlp optoma then yes. I have an Optoma gt 750 and they work great.
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Yeah, check on optoma's website for the part number. However, you can use dlp link glasses that don't require anything else.
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I don't know if these would work with the Optoma TV. They didn't work with my Mitsubishi 3D HD.
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I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I hope this is helpful. I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I... » Read More I think these 3d glasses will be compatible with Optoma W316. The Optoma is a DLP projector and the glasses are DLP Link type. You will not be able to enjoy full HD 3d, however, as the projector is WXGA, not native 1080p. If you buy both the glasses and the projector from Amazon and they aren't compatible, you should be able to return the glasses for a full refund. The first pair of glasses I bought were not DLP Link compatible; they were for an LCD projector instead and I had a DLP projector from Viewsonic. Fortunately Amazon took the glasses back and gave me a full refund. Good luck and I hope this is helpful. « Show Less
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Make sure you set the 3d mode to ir emitter and not dlp. They should work fine. I have 65-738 TV using the PS 3d glasses with this emitter no problem.
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Not sure, all I can find is that it requires a computer to out put 3d. I'm assuming they will work since it's dlp, but I can only find a few references to dlp link. I would probably skip 3d since you lose at least 50% of yours lumens. Especially on the Acer k330.
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No they will not, talk to meprolight. They have great tech support and will be able to point you in the right direction. They are awesome sights, they work well, look good and glow bright. Hope this helps
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Hi William, as any device that use DLP technology, this glasses work perfectly with your projector. DLP projectors emitts with flashes into the image projected that synchronize with The receptor in this glasses. I've purchased them and used with a Optoma HD 66. Great product, great price. Regards, Tomas.