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Old 12-02-2007, 11:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
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celing mounting a infocus 4805

Can some one please point me in the right direction.i have just brought a mount on ebay and was hoping it came with instructions but nope none.I really am in a muddle with this now and really dont no were to start the top of the viewing part of the screen is 21 inches from the celing and the bottom of the projector is 9 inches will this work any info
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Old 12-02-2007, 12:08 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: celing mounting a infocus 4805

Do you have any tilt on the mount? If so you can point the projector down and straighten up the image with the Keystone, it's best to avoid keystoning if possible but a little should not make much difference.

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Re: celing mounting a infocus 4805

yes its got a tilt on it i was thinking of a small block of mdf to bring it down a bit would that make a diff and wat would be the ideal measurements for the pj to be
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Re: celing mounting a infocus 4805

Getting the Projector positioned so the image lines up with the screen without any keystoning is your best option, if you are able to lower the mount to do this then do. As for the ideal measurements that would depend on your desired screen/image size, you will need to use a throw calculator to work out how far away from the screen you need to mount your Projector, you can find one Here.

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