Trinity United Methodist Church Screen, Projector, Video System w/ 12′ Electric DaLite Screen w/ RF remote & wall switch. Video pro scaling equipment; DVD; Laptop w/ Media Shout presentation software. 5000 lumen pro Sanyo projector w/ long throw lens. www.techcon.us

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Here is a video of my Home cimema (AKA the Lounge). it comprises of a 100 inch projector screen, A sanyo LCD HD Projector, 4 x JBL Control 1G Speakers + 1x JBL Center speaker, a Sony 700w AV Amp and an Eltax Thunder active Sub to top it all off. Its brilliant for watching movies and for playing the Wii and Play station. as you could amagin it would be pretty life size to be playing call of duty 4 with this setup ! i dont know what our neighboors think of the 700w sound system, but oh well. lol I have set up the system so i can view the Sky, PS3, VHS, DVD and Wii all through the screen so it can be used as our normal TV. lol My next upgrade to the system is going to be an automatic electronic screen that comes down with a touch of a button. anyways for now. please leave and comments and thaughts. Cheers sorry about the video quality. but its hard for a camera to operate in a dark room. ile try and make a better one. will be shortly making a new video with the new set-up, subscribe to see it first !

Component Costs

Let me start out by saying that I do not think its a good idea to go out and try to build a system from individual components yourself. Unless you have experience in electrical work or are already a solar professional, this can over complicate what is already a complicated process. I also get calls from people who have inherited some solar panels or bought an inverter on eBay. You can certainly cobble a system together with used parts but keep in mind that efficiency is advancing in this industry fast enough that even panels made 4 years ago are behind the times. The best way to start is with new, brand name products.

Component Costs

Let me start out by saying that I do not think its a good idea to go out and try to build a system from individual components yourself. Unless you have experience in electrical work or are already a solar professional, this can over complicate what is already a complicated process. I also get calls from people who have inherited some solar panels or bought an inverter on eBay. You can certainly cobble a system together with used parts but keep in mind that efficiency is advancing in this industry fast enough that even panels made 4 years ago are behind the times. The best way to start is with new, brand name products.

Sanyo z700 Projector on 112 Inch Framed Screen Klipsch 5.1 Surround Sound. Verizon FiOS Tv and Internet. VCR Denon Audio/Video Receiver. Custom HTPC: AMD Phenom 8450 2.1 GHZ Triple Core Processor. GIGABYTE GA-MA770-U Motherboard Nividia XFX 9800gt 4gb OCZ Fata1ity 1066mhz Ram 1tb Seagate Hard Drive LG Blue Ray/HDDVD Combo DVD R/W Drive. Antec Case Wifi Card 18-1 Media Card Reader PC built by yours truly.

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