Is an overhead projector describing use as an adjective phrase?
Just got done finally listening to the audiobook zodiac unmasked. I am fully aware about some of his outlandish claims in certain aspects including ALA and know he’s not the zodiac IMO. I have always assumed that at least 75% was about ALA , but after listening to it I was wrong and I took a few things away. Main thing is when he said about zodiac using a master Alphabet of pictures of single letters and traced them onto his letters and ciphers using also a draftsmans clear table underneath it. Saying that’s why in some of his letters he crossed some words out as to not have to start over the painstaking process of starting over and do each letter one by one. Another reason he stated was in some of the letters and ciphers words and symbols were to even spaced. I just thought it was pretty interesting and wonder what you might think . Now I don’t agree with RG on most stuff in his book but can’t deny the fact that he did have some interesting theories all in all .
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Hi!
I want to convert an overhead projector to an LED light source. The goal would be to make the unit more portable, to be run with a 12V battery power source. I am using the projector for 'liquid light' art which is projecting light through coloured liquids.
I'm trying to figure out what I'll need to at least run an experiment. Which type of LED? Colour temp? Power supply? Dimmer? etc
Something 'ready made' that doesn't require too much soldering would be good too. I just don't have that equipment with me right now.
My understanding is if I can get relatively even light under the overhead projectors fresnel lens, then I should get a reasonable result. Of course I would need to experiment with that.
What would be a good pinpoint source (single LED) flashlight
that would be bright and not crazy expensive?
What's on the projector? Why is it noteworthy? Thanks.
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