anyone on this forum own one?
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Clyde
A year ago you were after a second machine. Did you ever get this rather rare model?
Maurice
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the manual says 75hrs, but i think more likely 50hrs. they do dim just a bit towards the end,
but not had one fail prematurely yet, super bright white light, really good if your using
darker lens.
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That's OK Clyde; I saw some lamps in the U'S, listed at $250. Are there any other benefits to this projector?; does this operate at 110 volts?
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yes 110v, no advantages over a normal tq3. i do like the douser for changing reels, and also the push button
controls. silly prices for the lamps in the states, i got a job lot from a chap in canada, so i'm good for years
to come.
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