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AnalogRocks
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Joined: 08 Mar 2006
Posts: 26706
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
TV/Projector: Sony 1252Q, AMPRO 4000G
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| Tinman wrote: | | AnalogRocks wrote: | | Tinman wrote: | | Curt Palme wrote: | Doggy style.
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You too?? 
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Hey Tinman
Would a T-shirt that says
"I create single mothers" be in bad taste?
Ummm doggy style...
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Sorry, I never come unprepared.
Would be a fun T-shirt, though.
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Which leads me to the next shirt:
"Baby you have to unwrap it before you use it"
hehehe
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Av nutter
Joined: 05 Aug 2006
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Location: London UK
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 Is legal to mount your pj over there as i thinks its a criminal offence still here in UK.Mike
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tommo2
Joined: 03 Jun 2006
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Location: Ireland
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Built it out of hardwood skids.
Our motto:
"Built by the Approximate Construction Company. We take pride in just comming close"
Literaly.
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I heard they put the C*NT into C*NTSTRUCTION, HA!
And the thick into lunatic, and the ass into geniass
You get the idea
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Barco Data 701s
iScan HD scaler with sdi mod
Oppo 981HD with sdi mod
Xbox 360
Playstation 2
Denon AVR 1507 7.1 AV receiver
Wharfedale Diamond 9.4 floorstanders (front)
Wharfedale EVO2 (center)
Pioneer 100W (sides)
Wharfedale Diamond 9.1 (rear)
Wharfedale SW150 active subwoofer
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Tinman
Joined: 09 Mar 2006
Posts: 1326
Location: Carson City Nevada
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Ahhh, how wonderful...... the thread degenerates and nobody is shutting it down, banning members, or deleting posts.
Ahhh.... it's like a breath of sta.. FRESH air. Yeah!
Marc
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AnalogRocks
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Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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| Av nutter wrote: | | Is legal to mount your pj over there as i thinks its a criminal offence still here in UK.Mike |
Only from behind
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nettwerkjohn
Joined: 08 Mar 2006
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Location: Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand
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well, 2 becomes 1, but ceiling mounted...
mental note to self:make sure to invert image BEFORE ceiling mounting as it is a REALLY fiddly job to do upside down while balancing the projector top cover with your head...
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AnalogRocks
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BUMP
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AnalogRocks
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Anyone have their's hanging from cables? If so does it sway at all?
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nettwerkjohn
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ours doesn't move at all. its a pain to set up, as every thing you touch moves it, but once set up, baby is rock solid...
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jowi
Joined: 14 May 2006
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Mine is mounted using a custom made stainless steel mount. Check the size of the beast, the little plastic thing next to it on the leftmost picture is a cd case... the mount is hollow to allow cables for the Barco. The mount alone wheigs about 18Kg... (approx. 40lbs)
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zaphod
Joined: 16 Jun 2006
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Location: Cloverdale
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| jowi wrote: | Mine is mounted using a custom made stainless steel mount. Check the size of the beast, the little plastic thing next to it on the leftmost picture is a cd case... the mount is hollow to allow cables for the Barco. The mount alone wheigs about 18Kg... (approx. 40lbs)
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fan-effin'-tabulous. that is awesome. but your set up and the post-industrial look of your place has always impressed me. send over your decorater, i have a 70's orange shag rug that needs burning... 
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Person99
Joined: 09 Mar 2006
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Location: Flower Mound, TX
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| jowi wrote: | | Mine is mounted using a custom made stainless steel mount. Check the size of the beast, the little plastic thing next to it on the leftmost picture is a cd case... the mount is hollow to allow cables for the Barco. The mount alone wheigs about 18Kg... (approx. 40lbs) |
Looks great. Question, do you run both the power and the video cables through the mount? If so, how did you shield them?
Due to the risk of interference with those in parrellel, I've only run one through the mount, then the other zip tied to the outside of the mount.
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jowi
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Looks great. Question, do you run both the power and the video cables through the mount? If so, how did you shield them?
Due to the risk of interference with those in parrellel, I've only run one through the mount, then the other zip tied to the outside of the mount.
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Yes they both run through the mount. The powercable is shielded though, but i never experienced any problems whatsoever. But since a couple of weeks i'm using a 50ft Gefen fiber-optic DVI cable, so now there should be no problem at all
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AnalogRocks
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| jowi wrote: | Mine is mounted using a custom made stainless steel mount. Check the size of the beast, the little plastic thing next to it on the leftmost picture is a cd case... the mount is hollow to allow cables for the Barco. The mount alone wheigs about 18Kg... (approx. 40lbs)
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That thing is masive. Did you make it yourself?
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jowi
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | That thing is masive. Did you make it yourself? |
Nope... i had it made by a shop specialized in stainless steel stuff. The thing looks massive, but so does the barco... in fact it even looks slim when the barco is hanging under it
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AnalogRocks
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| jowi wrote: | | AnalogRocks wrote: | | That thing is masive. Did you make it yourself? |
Nope... i had it made by a shop specialized in stainless steel stuff. The thing looks massive, but so does the barco... in fact it even looks slim when the barco is hanging under it |
What's it bolted into in the celing? I'd hope a steel I-beam
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jowi
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No, just straight into the concrete with a couple of heavy duty expansion bolts...
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bfeils
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I made a mount copying a chief design only alot heavier, the salvage yard had a big 1/4 plate of steel that was just the right size. If I ever stop fooling around with projectors I could use to lift up cars or something.
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bfeils
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| jowi wrote: | | No, just straight into the concrete with a couple of heavy duty expansion bolts... |
After what to that lady driving through the
"big dig" tunnel I'd be afraid to sit under that thing.
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AnalogRocks
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| bfeils wrote: | | jowi wrote: | | No, just straight into the concrete with a couple of heavy duty expansion bolts... |
After what to that lady driving through the
"big dig" tunnel I'd be afraid to sit under that thing. |
Why what happened?
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