can this be used with the sony hw40 projector?
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The kit includes multiple connection hard points and should be flexible to cover almost all. I configured mine to connect to three hard points where the legs used to be.
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I use them with my Sony VW95ES with no problem. When their batteries charge is weak, I use the original ones from Sony. You also should be able to use the Monsters with no problem. Just bear in mind that these monsters are designed as active 3D glasses. And as far as I can tell the HC7800 is an active 3D projector. These glasses will not work with non-active 3D projectors.Hope this help you out!RegardsMario
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Yes. This mount is very customizable you'll probably just need to purchase the spacific screws to attach it to the projector. As the ones it comes with are very short. Hope this helps
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I can't say yes with any certainty since I'm not familiar with that projector, but so many different arms and screws come with this mount that I would surely think it would work. We've not encountered a projector that it wouldn't work with, and literally we still have 2-3 pounds of unused mounting brackets that were included in this kit.
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I couldn't use it. The projector I have would not recognize when i changed the input. I bought a simple ab switch that works.
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I think so but I honestly don't know. I haven't used it for that and am not very tech savvy :) I would check by googling it. I LOVE the projector though!
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I have an MP 225. But as long as your projector has a VGA end, it should work.
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You'll have to place some supports on the corners for that to work. That is the setup I have right now, without the supports the projector would wobble since that surface isn't flat. Not to mention that the buttons would be pressed unexpectedly.
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It should work with the projector because it's the same DLP link tech. I have 3 pairs of these and a pair of the Optoma brand. The look and work exactly the same.
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The camera has an HDMI output port and came with a mini-HDMI to HDMI cable which connects to my HDTV. Playback is controlled in the camera and displayed on the TV in high definition. If your projector has an HDMI input, I'm sure it would work perfectly. The instruction book also indicates that you can connect to a non-HD TV (and presumably this would include an non-HD projector) by use of a special AV cable that is sold separately. This connects using the camera's "Multi" port, and has standard RCA plugs - 1 for video, 2 for audio for the TV side. I haven't tried this and don't have the cable. The instruction book also recommends that, when playing back on a TV or projector, you should use the AC adapter (which is sold separately). I presume they recommend this so that you will not run out of battery power during your presentation.
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Yes, it should work with your projector. It is an adjustable drop-in for just about any type of projectors. Hope this helps
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if the weight requirement is met and the projector has mounting capabilities then yes. this is a universal mount the only variable would be weight and the weight should be in the spec.
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It has a mini display port, so if you projector is compatible with that, then yes.
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Hello J. Marshall Pickard,Yes, if the projector has a USB port. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support
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It should work perfectly. As long as your projector has three prongs. I looked carefully at mine because I am not a tech person and technical info does not help me. The prongs are flat. If your prongs are flat this will fit.
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If the projector has a IR remote, then it probably will. HOWEVER the location of the projector could be an issue. The emitters have a finite length. You may need extension cables. Not sure how long is too long.
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Probably not. Change are you would need VGA. Assuming so, this would work: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004HIM3ZQ/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 for the pocket projector.