corelann
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Mar 17, 2008, 2:37 PM
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Re: [Kenneth] Projection services , need a new screen
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10 mins, if I take a relaxed pace; five if I hurry.
Set up left t-stand, right t-stand, open frame. Snap on top and sides of screen to frame, raise one end of frame and attach with turnbolts to t-stand, go to other end, raise to level desired to match previous end, attach to t-stand with turnbolts. Finish snapping bottom of screen to get it stretched - when cold requires a bit more pull.
From the minute I arrive until I am tested and ready to provide service with player, cables taped down for safety, projection stand and system connected, it takes 20 minutes by myself. I can live with that.
I've seen, and had experience with the various other forms with the tripod-like feet, the flat self-store stand that often has to be raised to accommodate long rooms, the other permutations. For sturdy, self-standing/supporting, choice of heights, I'll go with the t-stand style. At outdoor venues we use water jugs or sandbags on the extended feet to secure the screen. It gets REALLY windy here off the beach, but we've never had a ripped screen or blowdown when precautions are taken.
And I don't do windows - architecturally or PC 
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(This post was edited by corelann on Mar 17, 2008, 2:41 PM)
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