Please visit our website: www.visualapex.com or call us at 800-883-7495 Thanks... Charlie Moore, President of Visual Apex The Seattle Seahawks were moving into a new head quarters and training facility and came to Visual Apex to meet their wide range of projection needs. They needed a high output projector for their state-of-the-art main auditorium used for team meetings and press conferences. For this application they chose the Panasonic PT-DW10000U because of it's incredible 10000 lumens of brightness, optional expansion slots, unmatched reliability, wide viewing angle, and high performance. The Seahawks also needed 15 projectors for their smaller training rooms. They chose the Panasonic PT-F100U with Daylight View technology, wireless functionality and lens shift features. In all cases they have been extremely satisfied with the performance and reliability of their projectors. Panasonic has since introduced the PT-F300U as a replacement to the PT-F100U - Find out more about the PT-F300U. Panasonic PT-DW10000U PT-F100U Multimedia Projectors PT-F300U PT-F200U PT-D6000US PTD6000US PT-D6000U PTD6000U PT-D6000 PTD6000 PT-D5700U PTD5700U PT-D5700 PTD5700 DLP meeting room conference Room theater classroom auditorium digital signage projector PT-DZ6710U PT-DZ6710UL PT-DZ6700U PT-DZ6700UL PT-DW6300US PT-DW6300ULS PT-DW6300UK PT-DW6300ULK PT-D6000ULS PT-D6000UK PT-D6000ULK PT-DZ12000U PT-D12000U PT-D10000U PT-DW100U
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Wednesday, 16 January 2013
Seattle Seahawks go with Visual Apex and the Panasonic PT-DW10000U & PT-F100U Multimedia Projectors
Seattle Seahawks go with Visual Apex and the Panasonic PT-DW10000U & PT-F100U Multimedia Projectors Video Clips. Duration : 3.77 Mins.
Please visit our website: www.visualapex.com or call us at 800-883-7495 Thanks... Charlie Moore, President of Visual Apex The Seattle Seahawks were moving into a new head quarters and training facility and came to Visual Apex to meet their wide range of projection needs. They needed a high output projector for their state-of-the-art main auditorium used for team meetings and press conferences. For this application they chose the Panasonic PT-DW10000U because of it's incredible 10000 lumens of brightness, optional expansion slots, unmatched reliability, wide viewing angle, and high performance. The Seahawks also needed 15 projectors for their smaller training rooms. They chose the Panasonic PT-F100U with Daylight View technology, wireless functionality and lens shift features. In all cases they have been extremely satisfied with the performance and reliability of their projectors. Panasonic has since introduced the PT-F300U as a replacement to the PT-F100U - Find out more about the PT-F300U. Panasonic PT-DW10000U PT-F100U Multimedia Projectors PT-F300U PT-F200U PT-D6000US PTD6000US PT-D6000U PTD6000U PT-D6000 PTD6000 PT-D5700U PTD5700U PT-D5700 PTD5700 DLP meeting room conference Room theater classroom auditorium digital signage projector PT-DZ6710U PT-DZ6710UL PT-DZ6700U PT-DZ6700UL PT-DW6300US PT-DW6300ULS PT-DW6300UK PT-DW6300ULK PT-D6000ULS PT-D6000UK PT-D6000ULK PT-DZ12000U PT-D12000U PT-D10000U PT-DW100U
Please visit our website: www.visualapex.com or call us at 800-883-7495 Thanks... Charlie Moore, President of Visual Apex The Seattle Seahawks were moving into a new head quarters and training facility and came to Visual Apex to meet their wide range of projection needs. They needed a high output projector for their state-of-the-art main auditorium used for team meetings and press conferences. For this application they chose the Panasonic PT-DW10000U because of it's incredible 10000 lumens of brightness, optional expansion slots, unmatched reliability, wide viewing angle, and high performance. The Seahawks also needed 15 projectors for their smaller training rooms. They chose the Panasonic PT-F100U with Daylight View technology, wireless functionality and lens shift features. In all cases they have been extremely satisfied with the performance and reliability of their projectors. Panasonic has since introduced the PT-F300U as a replacement to the PT-F100U - Find out more about the PT-F300U. Panasonic PT-DW10000U PT-F100U Multimedia Projectors PT-F300U PT-F200U PT-D6000US PTD6000US PT-D6000U PTD6000U PT-D6000 PTD6000 PT-D5700U PTD5700U PT-D5700 PTD5700 DLP meeting room conference Room theater classroom auditorium digital signage projector PT-DZ6710U PT-DZ6710UL PT-DZ6700U PT-DZ6700UL PT-DW6300US PT-DW6300ULS PT-DW6300UK PT-DW6300ULK PT-D6000ULS PT-D6000UK PT-D6000ULK PT-DZ12000U PT-D12000U PT-D10000U PT-DW100U
Monday, 14 January 2013
How to fix projector PT AX100 E / U with WD40 and cotton tip 1(Now with long term fix)
How to fix projector PT AX100 E / U with WD40 and cotton tip 1(Now with long term fix) Tube. Duration : 2.73 Mins.
Panasonic PT AX 100 E / U --Iris problem--Your projector shuts down after about 3min 1-3 times or more and then runs normally, you also have about 500+ hours on the machine. The projectors have a common fault where the lower iris shutter lubricant becomes gluggy or sticky over time and when the projector is cold and as a safety measure the machine shuts down automatically. The solution is to lubricate this lower pivot shaft. The upper pivot shaft has a roller bearing of sorts and never suffers this problem. I have been using mine for about a month, with no worries, and thought i had better show how it is done so easily. Long Term Fix: 1st clean both hinge points on iris shutters with "CRC CO Contact Cleaner" and then apply "CRC Dry Glide). This is a silicon based lubricant that lubricates effectively after it dries leaving a slippery film where it has been applied. Here is the link for the Photo: www.facebook.com
Panasonic PT AX 100 E / U --Iris problem--Your projector shuts down after about 3min 1-3 times or more and then runs normally, you also have about 500+ hours on the machine. The projectors have a common fault where the lower iris shutter lubricant becomes gluggy or sticky over time and when the projector is cold and as a safety measure the machine shuts down automatically. The solution is to lubricate this lower pivot shaft. The upper pivot shaft has a roller bearing of sorts and never suffers this problem. I have been using mine for about a month, with no worries, and thought i had better show how it is done so easily. Long Term Fix: 1st clean both hinge points on iris shutters with "CRC CO Contact Cleaner" and then apply "CRC Dry Glide). This is a silicon based lubricant that lubricates effectively after it dries leaving a slippery film where it has been applied. Here is the link for the Photo: www.facebook.com
Saturday, 5 January 2013
Pyle Home PRJS4372 72-Inch Manual Pulldown Projector Screen Standard Format (4:3)
Pyle Home PRJS4372 72-Inch Manual Pulldown Projector Screen Standard Format (4:3) Review
Pyle Home PRJS4372 72-Inch Manual Pulldown Projector Screen Standard Format (4:3) Feature
- Format: 4:3 - Other specialty: Mildew Resistant/Flame Retardant/Surface can be cleaned
- View area: 43''*57'' - Best used for: School /Business/Home
- Material: Matte White - Package size:11*13*165cm
- Gain: 1.1 - G.W: 4.8KG
- Max viewing angle: 120° - Housing size: 7*10*160CM
Pyle Home PRJS4372 72-Inch Manual Pulldown Projector Screen Standard Format (4:3) Overview
This 4:3 projector screen from Pyle is perfect for office and school presentations, watching television, and playing video games. Manual operation of this screen is easy -- simply pull down to reveal the screen, then pull up to hide again. Mount it to the ceiling or the wall. Black masking borders frame the image and enhance perceived video quality. This screen comes in matte white, the most versatile screen surface and the best choice when ambient light is controllable. It evenly distributes light over a wide viewing area while colors remain bright and life-like, with no shifts in hue. Watch visual entertainment with theater-like clarity and quality in your home, school, or office with Pyle projector screens.Available at Amazon Check Price Now!
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