Not a joke--How to make your TV bigger for $50

[raboyle]

Yeah I know... 'bulls**t artist!' but this is not a joke.

I found this on the internet recently, about a piece of equipment that takes a normal TV and blows up the image to a maximum of 175 inches. So if 51 inches is 130cms... imagine what 175 inches is.

And all you need is a TV of up to 36 inches. You could even take your bedroom 51cm and turn your room into a private theater!!

This is from a group in America that is called MaxTheater. I will be contacting them soon to find out about sending money orders.

If you want to find out more yourself... click on the link below.

www.maxtheater.com

 

[Tony_Francis]

Re: Want a big screen TV for under $50?

It will look c rap. Trust me on this.

 

[Jabber]

Enjoy the excellent picture quality.

If your interested I've got some x-ray glasses you can have for $9.95

 

[rfctigerarmy]

Its got a;

Order now & receive your 175" big screen in a few days. Try it completely risk free for a full 15 days and if you are not 100% satisfied we'll refund your entire purchase, no questions asked!

Could be good IMO.

 

[Dogwatcher]

If you've got a fish bowl....I have some sea monkeys to sell you.

 

[raboyle]

Did you actually have a look at the website DW?

From what I have heard it uses some kind of special lens to project the image... so it works sort of like a frontal projector.

 

[Jabber]

If you've got a fish bowl....I have some sea monkeys to sell you.

Look at me, I'm livin' free,
free and clean amongst the sea people.
We look for pirates, and search for gold,
life is an adventure with the sea people.
They don't ever complain, they don't call me fat,
they don't make me do homework or nothin' like that!
This is the way life was meant to be,
laughin' and singin',
sea people and me...
sea people and me...yeah.

 

[Jabber]

Did you actually have a look at the website DW?

From what I have heard it uses some kind of special lens to project the image... so it works sort of like a frontal projector.

You get the lens and instructions. The lens is a cheap plastic jobby that requires you to build a cardboard tunnel from your inverted TV to the lens. Unless you plan on watching your TV in a completely dark room, you will see SFA on your projected giant screen.
If in doubt about these things people, use google - the information is out there. 'maxtheater scam' is a good starting point.

 

[raboyle]

I just came across another site that deals with the same thing... but this one has detailed plans and instructions so that you can build something similar to the MaxTheatre but with any kind of crap lying about the place and a lens that can be bought probably from a D ick Smith or whatever.

Check this site out... www.diyprojectiontv.tk

 

[nonchalance]

Look at me, I'm livin' free,
free and clean amongst the sea people.
We look for pirates, and search for gold,
life is an adventure with the sea people.
They don't ever complain, they don't call me fat,
they don't make me do homework or nothin' like that!
This is the way life was meant to be,
laughin' and singin',
sea people and me...
sea people and me...yeah.

Do not mix the sea people with seamen, Jabber.

Civil war may result.
Also, the Simpsons already did it.

 

[Jabber]

Do not mix the sea people with seamen, Jabber.

Civil war may result.
Also, the Simpsons already did it.

 

[deck]

Its got a;

Order now & receive your 175" big screen in a few days. Try it completely risk free for a full 15 days and if you are not 100% satisfied we'll refund your entire purchase, no questions asked!

Could be good IMO.

By the time it arrives you won't have time to send it back.

 

[Ari]

You can pick up a proper projector for about 1k these days. With these kinda things you dont wanna skimp.

Have had my projector maybe 3 years and works perfect, best investment ever.

From Trading Post:
DATA PROJECTOR EPSON Powerlight 5300, excellent for data, TV and movies, 1200 lumens, $950.
HITACHI CP-S210 LCD projector, only 1mth old, still under full warranty, can demo, genuine reason for sale $1300ono

 

[yikes]

You can pick up a proper projector for about 1k these days. With these kinda things you dont wanna skimp.

Have had my projector maybe 3 years and works perfect, best investment ever.

From Trading Post:
DATA PROJECTOR EPSON Powerlight 5300, excellent for data, TV and movies, 1200 lumens, $950.
HITACHI CP-S210 LCD projector, only 1mth old, still under full warranty, can demo, genuine reason for sale $1300ono

Projectors are ace, we have them at school for when we watch movies. Its great watching the movies on the big screen. The only bad thing for your home is that the room has to be dark to use it.