Do you think we could put a projector on this? I'm tired of using books and other things to angle the projection upward.
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Doubt that it would go flat enough unless you really want to point it to the ceiling. At it's lowest point it's angle is 7 inches upright.
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This is a very thin plastic stand. I don't think it would hold the weight of a projector. It is 8" long by 5" wide. It only weighs 6 oz.
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Yes/No. You need the lights fairly dim to get a good result from this thing, and if the projector is far from it's screen getting the sharpness narrowed in for text can be tricky. It'll work in a pinch, but a large well lit room would not be good.
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I guess that depends on the weight of the projector. I have seen a large stack of books (5 or 6 bigger books) and a glass of water on this one. The projectors I remember likely weighed more than that. I think using a good glue when assembling would make it a bit stronger. I would put 10 pounds on it if also glued when screws were installed. I like it. very handy item.
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You could do that, but I think the main issue might be folding the screen back far enough for them to see it well. (Unless you're incredibly good at Limbo and can bend far enough backward? xD)
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Unfortunately not. I was looking at rear projection at first, but there is unfortunately no rear-projection options at this price point. Although, you could replace the screen with a rear screen option but you would need to supply it.
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I'm going to try that. I did not have a smart phone with I got the projector. Mostly, it just did not put out a very strong light.
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No, the projector has a flat base and fixed angle of projection. To change the angle of projection, you would need to place it on a slanted surface.
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No, it's just an inflatable screen not a projector. You'll need to have you own projector or buy one fo the screen to be of any practical use.
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good luck on finding a projector that cheap. you need a bright one to make it visible from the corct side..
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The top shelf has an adjustable angle, the lower shelf is in a fixed angle. Shown in the picture, you could adjust the angle of the projector side to side. If you turn the projector to point to the left side of the picture you could then adjust the front and back angle to fix your problem. Make sense?
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When you refer to projection, are you asking about the distance from the mount wall to the outer edge? If so, I would not recommend it. You will loose all of the mount holes and reference points and obviously need to cut down the side rails/frame. If you are good with your hands and have the tools to do a clean job cutting all the sheet metal, then yes it can be done! This thing was a big enough pain in the neck to assemble without all the extra work. But honestly, after all the hassle, it came out nice.
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I agree - possible, but looks strange. Just get a halOgen lamp if you want it to point up.
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I have been wondering that myself and am getting ready to disassemble mine to see if I can reconfigure it to be used as a separate projector not constrained as a phone addition.
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I wouldn't. Not if you are going to be sitting a normal distance away from it. The text will not be sharp enough. If you aren't going to do any reading on it then "maybe..." Like if it were dedicated to look at some graphics from a distance like in a conference room.
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I think it would be great for that purpose! It sits alone and has an adjustable head to orient the direction (up and down) as desired. It's sufficiently bright for me. He might want to set it up on a box or cinder block or something so that it floods down over his newspaper page for efficiency. It's very portable and handy. Hope this helps.
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I would not recommend it for this projector. You may not be able to support properly.
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The projector can be used with the image upright (tabletop) or inverted Kceiling mount). It can be ceiling mounted. This is how I have mine set up.