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    Default Enclosures from Germany

    Found this company (spectrabeam) in germany that sells 2 types of enclosure:
    One double layer with a shelf already installed:
    Black powder coat
    cut-out for fan
    Rear cut-out for combi IEC connector, DB-9 and DB-25
    Dimensions: Ca. W 350 mm * D 250 mm * H 130 mm
    Incl. bracket for truss mounting The optional accessory kit includes:
    - 2 60 mm fan grill
    - 1 fan 60 mm 12V
    - 1 exit window
    - 1 combo input connector with fuse holder, switch and filter
    Not bad for 149 eur
    http://www.spectrabeam.de/product_in...d-construction

    The other is a single deck construction (no shelf) and looks to be exactly the same as the bulletproof case i had from Laser Visuals. That being the case (no pun intended), there's plenty of real estate inside for a decent power projector:
    The aluminum plate inside is about 10 mm thick ( may be 8 or 9 mm ) but thick enough to hold the components.

    It has:
    - 2 x 8 cm fan opening
    - 1 x 230 volt connection port for euro plug
    - 2 x ilda db 25 hole
    - 2 x dmx hole
    Dimentions (assuming it's the same as the LV are: W 500 mm * L 350 mm * H 120 mm
    On the front the output window is about 10 cm wide and 8 cm high. This allows for both scanners as well as lumina effects to be mounted inside.
    199 Eur
    http://www.spectrabeam.de/product_in...-Enclosure-NEW


    I've added this to the 'Project Enclosure Sellers' thread as well
    http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...losure-sellers
    Last edited by RGbee; 06-21-2013 at 01:22.

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    Links dead mate
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    Damn that copy/paste
    Fixed now

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    Maybe I grow old.... or the hot temperature here drives me to become stupid...

    Looking at the biggest one
    http://www.spectrabeam.de/product_in...d-construction

    the exit window is placed very very close to the right side (looking from front) of the case.

    How to place scanners mounting? This is because, usually, the RGB ray have to come from the "left side" and to hit firstly X mirror, then Y mirror...

    This setup force us to do a "strange-vicious" tour of bounce mirrors to bring the exit RGB ray toward scanners. Alternatively, we have to drive the RGB ray firstly to Y mirror, then X mirror.... or what???

    Am I right?

    I apologize in advance if I said a bullshit..... It is not my fault.... As I said it's hot temperature here in Italy...

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    No worries my friend
    Both my projectors have the scanset placed on the right hand side. It's a case of either using the flip axis function in Pangolin, or swapping the ilda signal out of the breakout.
    I think mine hit the X first anyway

    Cheers
    Ade

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