Does anybody know if these are compatible with the Powerlite 2000?
1597760
I dont have that model projector, but these glasses are designed to work with RF such as bluetooth and infrared signals. The idea is that these should work with all current 3D technology.
1597761
Your best bet is too call Quantum3D at 1-888-856-2832 and ask them. Their customer service is great. Art
1597762
I have the Epson 2030 which is almost identical to the powerlite 2000, and both the quantum G5 and N11 glasses work fine with it.
188496
They will work. Make sure you charge the new batteries at least 16 hours once you install them.
1267632
Yes, they are compatible. However, the battery remaining percent always shows up as 0, even after fully charging the glasses. This doesn't affect the viewing though. And I haven't charged them even after more than 5-6 hours of viewing.
1203908
I don't know. Mine is a 4400. I didn't think lamp replacement would be a problem - but it is! It seems that slides are obsolete! If you do replace the bulb, be careful putting it in. Wear gloves because even a microdrop of body oil will cause the wretched thing to explode. I found THAT out the hard way! If the cost of a Powerpoint projector ever gets reasonable, I guess I'll have to make the switch.
1918978
Correct. Incandescent sockets are compatible. Just look the model type up to know what size bulb you need. 95% of my lights are now LEDs.
2224327
Yeah, they should work. Everything worked fine with the ones I bought but the color quality printing is not good enough.
1078396
They are for street use and they cross reference to the standard platinum plugs. You can check on Autolite's web site.
1787813
Yes but the ones I received were Chinese knock offs not actual Phillips bulbs so I returned them. That was two years ago, I would hope they would have that sorted out by now.
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Dennis the simple answer to your question is these batteries are crap-however the seller is fast with their refunds in an attempt to cover their tracks- you get what you pay for there are decent replacement btteries. - just not from Onlite
1333140
I'm don't know if they will work for the ml88t. Not even sure what that is. I know they looked about the same as the ones on my light timer. They turned out to work. They were cheep and shipping was too. They showed up quick.
1849632
These didn't work in my MagLite - the spring in the butt end of the flashlight is a larger diameter than the butt of the AA cell. No electrical contact for me. I'm sure I could rig something in there to make it work, but...
1049822
I use them in a Fenix PD35 850 lumen light, and in a Nitecore EC25. No problems here.
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I'm almost positive these will work. They look identical to the ones we have for freestyle lite.
1018682
put them in the charger and see if the light comes on. if the batteries are the same size and have the same fit to the charger it should work.
930309
They are not listed, but I don't see why not. They will physically fit and the voltage and mah specs are similar to other listed batteries. You should probably confirm with the manufacturer though.
2103382
I do not have that particular light, so I can not say for certain. The advert did say "most" surefire lights that use a P60 lamp assembly. The enclosed instructions showed that on some smaller Surefire models, you may need to remove the larger, outer spring from the replacement lamp assembly, to fit into your light housing. At under $15.00 and with Amazon's easy return policy, I'd say it's worth the attempt. I know this is not a specific answer, but it is the best I can do. I hope it works for you, because mine is working well for me. Good luck.
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Yes, they should work with all of the 20v Lithium devices made by Black and Decker.