Hey guys- I am putting together my sim components and I have an opportunity to purchase a used Epson LCD projector (model # H535A). A pic of the label on the bottom of the projector is included below. I will be running a GC2 with TGC software and possibly Foresights FSX software on a higher end gaming computer projected to an approx 16' x 10' screen with 8' 9.5" ceilings in a natural light controlled basement. I have done a bunch of reading and research on this site on most components of the sim but I admittedly know NOTHING about projectors and what to look for. Can you guys please tell me:
1) Do you guys need any other information about my set up to answer the following questions, if yes I will be happy to quickly respond?
2) Will this projector do a good to great job of projecting a nice bright sharp clear image on my screen?
3) Will this projector allow me to project in 16 x 9 ratio which from my reading on this site is the way to go (I had duct work and gas lines moved in my basement to open up an entire 16' x 10' wall for my sim)? See pic below for the wall that is currently a temporary net to hit balls into but will become the wall with my sim screen.
4) What do you think a good price would be for me to offer to purchase this projector used in good condition?
Thank you guys for your input... APPRECIATE IT!
1) Do you guys need any other information about my set up to answer the following questions, if yes I will be happy to quickly respond?
2) Will this projector do a good to great job of projecting a nice bright sharp clear image on my screen?
3) Will this projector allow me to project in 16 x 9 ratio which from my reading on this site is the way to go (I had duct work and gas lines moved in my basement to open up an entire 16' x 10' wall for my sim)? See pic below for the wall that is currently a temporary net to hit balls into but will become the wall with my sim screen.
4) What do you think a good price would be for me to offer to purchase this projector used in good condition?
Thank you guys for your input... APPRECIATE IT!
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