How to build thread

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Originally Posted by RGBLaserFan

some old posts could be pulled in to at least in part to assemble the thing.

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There you go then, You're as capable as anyone else when it comes to searching old posts and you'll probably learn a lot in the process. Perhaps if you make a start others will follow ;) BUT... You can't just expect everyone to do the work for you :)... I now have a feeling of Deja Vu haven't we been here before :rolleyes:

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Jem is this the machine you meant - its a Vivid: http://www.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?...46497&doy=25m8

Would be £39.99 (£40) with non timed remote though or £45 if timed. Saw it after your post but though that it was starting to look a little expensive for such a cheap amchine once the remote was added in.

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Yes, that's the one. The price *IS* £29.99 including a remote. The remote shown at £9.99 is a direct replacement for the one that's included (should you ever lose it :rolleyes:) A timed remote would be a luxury and perhaps useful, but it's certainly not essential.

It's quite a capable little fog machine for the price. As I mentioned, I had one and it served me well for home shows for quite a while. I now have a Look Solutions Unique 2 Hazer - A different beast altogether :D Incidentally if you need info on Hazers/Foggers there's been loads of information on these posted in past threads, but i'm afraid you'll have to do a search to find them ;) ... Is there a pattern emerging here :D

Jem

I had to buy one of those Vivid Foggers because I forgot my hazer fluid for my Martin Jem Magnum :o and it dug the band and I out of a hole, I now keep it as a backup just in case.

I can say for the money they are good value and they do put out a good quantity of smoke when the bass player remembered to press the button, a timed remote would have been even more of a saviour for me.

Onge

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Originally Posted by RGBLaserFan

would I be better off mounting it quite high (5ft) as originally suggested then projecting the beams a log way down the roof so you see them flatter or lower, maybe 3 feet, and projecting them steeper so you see them on more of an upwards gradient?

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Try it both ways and decide for yourself which one you prefer. Both will give interesting effects, but the one that has the projector mounted higher (with the beams running more or less parallel to the roof) will probably look brighter.

Adam

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Originally Posted by allthatwhichis

There was soemthing of a guide made... and handed out, hardcopy only, at SELEM, day 2. :o Sorry Marc... I just counted, 17 pages. Thanks Bill! :D

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OFF TOPIC....

Huh! What! Why didn't I get a copy! :D:D Seriously, can anyone scan or fax me a copy of this? PM me. I Want!
Thanks!
Adam

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Originally Posted by 300EVIL

OFF TOPIC....

Huh! What! Why didn't I get a copy! :D:D Seriously, can anyone scan or fax me a copy of this? PM me. I Want!
Thanks!
Adam

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Hi Adam;

Sorry you missed out on it. I'll get a copy scanned and on-line for you this weekend.

Adam

Could you make it public? :) Or put it on the PL ftp!

Yeah, I'll post it on the FTP server.

Adam

Have you uploaded this yet? Have you? Have you???? :)

I'm working on it. Been a little busy this weekend. :rolleyes: (See the thread in the lounge where my washing machine hose blew up.) Now I find out my generator won't run (with several tropical storms in the area), and my lawn mower just quit 1/2 way through the yard.

Damn. I need a vacation. Oh, right. I've got one coming up. Except I might not be able to go because of the storms. Shit...

I'll get the document scanned, don't worry.

Adam

Ok - here's the direct link to the document that Bill released at SELEM 2008. After I scanned it I saw that the .pdf was only 6.5 megs, so rather than putting it on the ftp server I just uploaded it to the PhotonLexicon Gallery.

So go grab yourself a copy! (Now someone tell me why my lawnmower won't start and I'll be happy again...)

Adam