May I use this glass for epson tw6100 projector
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Not sure. The Optoma I have uses the type of 3D glasses that require a charge. A transmitter is plugged into the Optoma projector, which sends a signal to the glasses. If the epson doesn't require a transmitter to work, then the static 3 D glasses will work. Not sure if transmitter type 3D glasses will work in place of static glasses. My guess is it won't. I hope this helps.
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We tried about four different kinds of 3D glasses and these are the only ones that have worked,.
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This is an old question, but, yes they are made for use with the W1070 projector. Part Number 5J.J7K25.001 (these glasses) is listed on the W1070 specs as an available accessory.
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Yea these glasses will work with any dlp link 3d projector. The optima hd26 and the Benq w1070 are very similar projectors. Besides the brightness, the optoma is brighter. I would recommend these glasses for your projector. A heads up to if the picture is a little off in the glasses just hit the invert button on the glasses. A awesome feature with the glasses.
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I bought a comparable pair from eBay and it worked fine. However let me warn that 3d glass and movie might cause headache and it does not matter if it original or compatible 3d glass.
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Try the BenQ - DGD5 3D Glasses. It should work for all BenQ projectors with DLP Link 3D technology.
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No, the glasses must be active, and should be Epson. Some reviewers stated that Sony glasses would work, but they did not for me.
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It works fine with an Epson cinema 730. As long as you use proper concrete expansion nuts it should be fine. I replaced the original philips screws with hex heads and the base covered them without difficulty.
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Yes, I used this a bit ago to repair the t100ta-b1-gr for my aunt. Remember to use heat to remove the original glue around the broken glass, otherwise it breaks into imperceptibly small shards that will haunt you for weeks. I'm not joking - you'll find the little shards when you least expect it, or when is least convenient. No additional tools were supplied despite the advertisement in my case.
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No these glasses are for Cyan/Magenta (red / blue) 3D what you would need would be best explained here http://www.projectorcentral.com/what_does_3d_ready_mean.htm
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Sure. It's the minimum. For a better performance, visit the Epson site and in the projectors support you will find a projector calculator, which is perfect to show you the best size that fit your distance.
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Yes, I'm pretty sure you can. You could contact Epson's techical support to be sure.
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the glasses i purchased were not compatible with my epson 5010 and were returned with some difficulty, not recommended
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GL015 will fit, asin: B009C3AGEG, link is:http://www.amazon.com/DLP-Link-Shutter-Rechargeable-Projector-Glasses/dp/B009C3AGEG/ref=sr_1_1?m=A1OH7WJ9IWF8Y6&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1366959076&sr=1-1&keywords=B009C3AGEG
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Yes. I've tested these glasses with the Epson Home Cinema 2000 which is identical to the 2030 except the bulb. These glasses will work fine with that projector.
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It should. I bought a Epson 5020UB and it fits. Looks like it fits just about all Epson Projectors.
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According to http://optomausa.com/products/detail/HD25 " seamlessly integrates your DLP® Link™ or RF 3D" ... so yes... these DLP glasses would be compatible with your projector
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I have an Epson Powerlite 710HD mounted on it, and it works great. I think the body of the 710HD and 1221 look pretty similar. The mount is extremely adaptable though. With a little creativity I think it can mount to pretty much any projector.