Oh, who cares, unless the fan is too noisy.
Tom
> Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 21:37:02 -0400
> From: "Charles Loeven" <cpl49@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: Re: [OM] The SWITCH of DISCORD.
>
> Some of what Kelton wrote,
>
> <<The question, "Should you let the projector's fan run, after the bulb is
> turned off, or just shut the whole unit off," appears to be the APPLE OF
> DISCORD of questions to projectionists (if this reference doesn't make
> sense to you, reread your Greek mythology). Ask an individual (and I have
> asked dozens) and you get cock-sure answers brimming with confidence --
> BUT NO CONSENSUS. Ask a group this same question and you get a verbal
> BRAWL, as we have started here. Since I helped ignite the divisiveness
> with a question I knew might go ballistic, perhaps I can help "cool" it
> now. >>
>
> How about some real world experience from those of you who use
> projectors a lot?
> How long do your bulbs last, with and without running the fan after
> shutting down the bulb?
>
> That should be more telling than all this thinking stuff. :-)
>
> Charlie L.
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