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mike calcott
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 Does anyone know the specs for this PJ I cannot find it in Curts listings
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timbo
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Graphics grade, 15-93 kHz , point convergence included (not optional)
Sorry, tried to post a link to the page where I found this info but it wouldn't work.
When I google 'nec pg 9100', one of the first links is to crtinfo. Following that site, I scrolled down to the 9100 and clicked on "What IS the Difference?"
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chillman
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Nec 9100g is called Nec PG9+ on this site.
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mike calcott
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The plate on the back of the projector is PG-9100G
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kschmit2
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mike calcott
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| Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 11:32 am Post subject: NEC PG9199G |
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This is the manufacturers label
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kschmit2
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PG9100G = NEC MultiSync 9PG Plus
The second one must have been more useful for marketing 
"G" indicates that it is the 220-240V model.
See attachment for a PG6100G (NEC MultiSync 6PG Plus) rear plate
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Mark_A_W
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It's like banging your head against a brick wall....
It's a PLUS. And if it has good tubes it's worth about a grand.
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Brooklyn
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I have a 6pg, which is very similar. 720p is the best rez on the projector imo. Once properly setup, it throws an awesome pic.
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kschmit2
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a PG6000 or PG9000 will probably look best at 1080i60 or 1080i72
a PG6100, PG6200, PG9100 or PG9200 will look best at either 1080i60, 1080i96 (or 1080p48)
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Spanky Ham
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Mike,
Do you not believe what everyone is saying? I think my 9+ had the 9100 sticker, but I can't remember as it was removed when I painted it.
I am not sure if I can how high in resolution I can go, as ..... wait do I hear my eggs scrambling:). Seriously, I use 1080i60 from directv. I tried some higher resolutions, but it did go scrambled. I haven't tried 96, but maybe I can get that without scrambling.
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Mark_A_W
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I'd run 1080i 72hz.
But Kai actually has a Plus/9100.
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Brooklyn
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I should say I have never tried 1080i on my 6PG, since my source does not output 1080i over VGA. I can say 720p looks great, and I can see the scan lines when I am somewhat close to the screen.
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