can this projector be powered by it's own battery? and if so, for how long?
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unless you have one of those USB Back up battery for when you don't have electricity. You'd still need to plug it into a power source. Doesn't have a stand alone battery.
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Its a plugged in only...I dunno where you see it has a battery at? I assure you that it doesn't work like that.
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If it is out of warranty and your battery is dead you can still have it plugged into power and run the speaker. You would only need the battery if you wanted to run it off the grid.
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Hi Vishu, it cannot be plugged in to just any projector for video presentations because you need to run the software on the device where it will be plugged into and there is a system requirements for such action. Please check this link, http://www.belkin.com/us/support-article?articleNum=77880
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Yeah! So I've plugged mine in for a power source, but it takes batteries.However, it doesn't have a speaker/amp so you'd need to orchestrate a way to do that
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First it needs to be charged (use the USB plug into a PC - takes about 2 hours). To best help, please explain how you want to use it (as a stand alone projector or as an extended iphone monitor). ...or you can check uTube clips such as: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5ZoM3z2xwE or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udqtq_op5cM.
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if you put 'chargeable' batteries in it you could charge them but outside of the camera. I don't believe there is anyway to have external power with this camera.
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It is self-recharging with a built in battery. I don't know how long it would last, but it has lasted for outages of ~6 hours.
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The power adapter that comes with the projector charges it when it's not on. If the projector is on and plugged in to the wall, it will not charge as it is running off of the wall power.
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Hi Manson, Our products do not have built in batteries (this would have increased their weight) but you can use an external battery to power our monitors if desired. If you'd like a list of portable batteries that we recommend, let us know and we'll send a list. Best, MMT
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I have the same projector and it works just fine with a source from either a media player, computer, android tablet or bluray player. It can also switch 2D to 3D. Its an efficient compact converter. You can also power it directly from the usb port in the projector. The connector is not supplied. I used one fromthose old power pack connectors.
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I am not sure, are you asking if the bulb, can be replaced? Most projectors , you can, but I did not keep mine long enough to confirm...sorry.
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According to the label on the wall wart that comes with the projector, the INput is 200mA @ 120V which calculates to 24 watts input maximum. The OUTput is listed as 6 vdc at 1.0 amp which calculates to 6 watts OUTput. Not much. I'm not sure what you want with a timer for . . . the unit has a timer internal set to 4 hours or so. It automatically shuts itself off. That information is available in the description on Amazon. I've had mine awhile now and still enjoy it.
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It actually has it's own built in battery. It lasts about 5-6 hours, which isn't too shabby.
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$140 but it doens't say how long they last. http://www.amazon.com/PowerLite-Cinema-projector-replacement-housing/dp/B005HB8OXW
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No battery required. It uses power source and you need to have a long power cord of your own.
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Mine came with batteries that lasted awhile-if you unplug input/output jack they should last for a bit. Also, you can power it from any OneSpot/Daisy Chain. Hope this helps.
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The projector did well during PowerPoint's (primarily text) the issue is the length of time the projector would be on. Mine died/shut itself off/overheated on a regular basis every 15 to 20 minutes.