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Topic: Flickering Bulb
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Steve Guttag
We forgot the crackers Gromit!!!
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Posts: 12814
From: Annapolis, MD
Registered: Dec 1999
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posted 07-28-2018 10:39 AM
I've found that the CP2000-M, CP2210, CP2215 (and probably CP2208, though we don't have any) to be "hot boxes." They really can't remove the heat they generate. They make an exhaust adapter, that few buy, that still does a miserable job of removing the heat from the lamp area.
These projectors do fine with the CDXL-16 and CDXL-14. But the CDXL-18SD, its grey stuff on the anode will flake off and the lamp's life is often wishful.
The CDXL-20 also is a short-life lamp but they also rate it short.
Cost/hour, the CDXL-18SD should be the winner...if it would make it. If that projector was a little bigger and could handle air flow a bit better, it would have been substantially better. It is actually one of the most expensive projectors to run from the Christie line up (cost/hour). In the new CP4315 coming out later this year, they move to a full-size projector body.
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