Tutorial : How to convert a projector from lamp to LED

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- 17 January 2024 at 15h57 #423
  Paul Vivien
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  I made a tutorial on how to upgrade your projector with a super bright LED module : https://youtu.be/zYBju4ITeJo
  
  And also a tutorial on how to build your own LED module : https://youtu.be/vCLby2XGatc
  
  Feel free to visit the shop to buy a kit 🙂 —-> https://www.visiophare.org/shop/
- 20 January 2024 at 18h23 #424
  Chenedu
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  @chenedu
  Hello Paul!
  
  Thanks! It’s going to help me a lot to study the subject before starting customizing my overhead projector!
- 11 June 2024 at 18h51 #499
  manalive
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  @manalive
  Thank you for posting this tutorial!
  
  When I was in elementary school, many of my teachers used overhead projectors with transparencies while going through a lesson. I want to do the same with our children as part of their home education. I was very surprised that none of the manufacturers made LED projectors, so I considered converting an existing projector.
  
  I noticed that the kits on visiophare.org have much brighter lamps than the typical projector. Is this because they are being used in art projects that require projecting a greater distance? If I buy a projector with a 2000-lumen halogen lamp, do I need to get a brighter LED, or will a 2000-lumen LED assembly be just as functional?
- 11 July 2024 at 11h38 #501
  20cil
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hello,
I started the conversion of a projector with a 100W 220V LED chip that I connected directly but the light power is not there...
the height compared to the fresnel is good
Is there also a need for an intensity “booster” like for 12v?
(french answer is ok)
20cil
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