Short throw or regular lens projector?

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  • WoodlandHills
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    • Sep 2019
    • 42

    #16
    I was at Uneekor's offices yesterday to get the specs on the EyeXO which I'll be installing. The EyeXO sites 3.5 ft. on the screen side of the ball. I have a BenQ short throw projector and that projector will be mounted on the ceiling approx. over the ball and just below the 9 ft that the bottom of the EyeXO will be located after I mount the bracket at 9.5ft. With the projector (BenQ model TH671ST) over the ball (so the ball is centered on the screen), there's no way to hit the projector with the golf club or the ball. However, the key is to NOT get a projector that needs to be 6 ft. off the floor. My projector (which I thought was common) will be mounted above the top of the screen and therefore, well out of the way. There's a setting on the projector to adjust for the distortion of being mounted over the screen. One advantage of a short throw projector is that since it's closer to the screen it's brighter and therefore, you can get a less expensive projector for the same effective brightness on the screen.

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