P3D Re: TDC 132 "Project-or-view"??

["Norm in S.F." <normlehf@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Michael,

The Project-or-view is a perfectly adequate device for its intended
purpose. It uses only 300-watt lamps, though, and its lenses are of
relatively short focal length--2.85"--so it is tolerable, but not really
suitable as a large-screen projector. In addition, its bulky housing
makes it cumbersome to operate in that mode.

I have one that I have been meaning to offer for sale. It is in
excellent condition and includes two working lamps, the original
carrying case, the stereo and single 2X2 slide carriers and a photocopy
of the service manual. This last is quite useful since disassembly is
not entirely intuitive.

Its screen is perfect. But the case has a couple of small rips in the
fabric.

Because this outfit is so complete, I need to have $250 for it. 
Since I am in S.F. we can just arrange a pick-up or delivery to save the
cost of packing and shipping.

Let me know if you are interested.

Norm Lehfeldt

Michael Georgoff wrote:
> 
> Can anyone tell me briefly about the TDC 132 "Projector View" (??).   A
> search though the P3D archives only turns up discussions about the screen
> material, which I understand is prone to breaking down after the years.
> 
> Does this think project worth beans, or is projection not really an option?
> What's the bulb rating, in watts?
> 
> Has anyone figured out what to use to replace the screen material?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Michael Georgoff
> San Jose, CA
> (Replies welcome off-list at georgoff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)


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