Re: LCD projection lamp life
- From: "Dave Gower" <davegow-spamblock@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2006 09:27:18 -0500
"L Alpert" <alpertl@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
... I think nothing of dropping $5k on a TV, then try to figure out the
costs of the bulb life over time and not be happy with it! It's just the
engineer part of me....
Like some others, I'm not worried about the cost of a lamp, but since there
is talk of a backlog of orders for lamps for my set (G-series JVC) I got a
spare lamp just for peace of mind. Makes me wonder if the backlog is caused
not by lots of failures but rather by lots of people buying spares like I
did. That's the economist in me speaking ;<) ...
I've wondered about the idea that manufacturers could provide some kind of
simple power back-up for the fan. It wouldn't have to have much energy, just
enough to run the fan for a minute or so. What could it cost, maybe $10 at
the factory level? You'd think it could be made available at least in
higher-end sets. That would be a better solution than a UPS, since you still
have to turn the set off before the UPS runs out of juice.
Alternately, I wonder if a heat chimney could be built into the case above
the lamp, which would keep some air flowing by convection.
I guess the ultimate solution will be LED lamps, which run cooler.
.
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