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    Default Satellite projector ideas

    With my main projector build now complete, I am thinking of building 2 x satellite projectors to flank the main.

    I am thinking single colour, perhaps TTL modulation. A few questions running through my mind:

    1. What looks the best, blue or green?
    2. TTL or analog?
    3. Can I buy the FB3 alone?
    4. What power to suit 2 - 2.5W RGB?
    5. Will 15-20K scanners suffice?
    6. How does QS work in VLJ mode with >1 projector?

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    1 green (more lm/mw)
    2 analog
    3 like without QS? no, like all other pangolin hardware you get to pay for it every time
    4 RGB or single color? you changed it now, 1.5~2W of green is pretty f'ing bright
    5 for the price of scanners right now, no reason to get anything less than 30k
    6 VLJ wtf? lol but seriously I don't know

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    Quote Originally Posted by flecom View Post
    1 green (more lm/mw)
    2 analog
    3 like without QS? no, like all other pangolin hardware you get to pay for it every time
    4 RGB or single color? you changed it now, 1.5~2W of green is pretty f'ing bright
    5 for the price of scanners right now, no reason to get anything less than 30k
    6 VLJ wtf? lol but seriously I don't know
    Thanks man.

    "4 RGB or single color? you changed it now, 1.5~2W of green is pretty f'ing bright"

    I was meaning to go with my RGB main projector!

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    oh, then I dunno, maybe 1W green, or some dual 1W (2w total) 445 projectors I guess

    and ya I know what VLJ

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    If it were me i would go with a 1w green and the cheap dual 445nm
    = awsome argon like color
    When God said “Let there be light” he surely must have meant perfectly coherent light.

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    im with chris, 445 being so cheap and small id do both
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    Quote Originally Posted by andy_con View Post
    im with chris, 445 being so cheap and small id do both
    Cool. You twisted my arm.

    Any rough figures on 532/445 ratios to simulate Argon?
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    who cares, its what they invented fancy software for.

    just get whatever you can afford
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    I would just do another pair of RGB's myself :-D
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    Quote Originally Posted by andy_con View Post
    who cares, its what they invented fancy software for.

    just get whatever you can afford
    ROFL. My mission, to build well for less!
    Quote Originally Posted by dave View Post
    I would just do another pair of RGB's myself :-D
    As the supplier of 90% of my parts, I expect no less!
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