could a guy put in a bigger color wheel like the one from a mighty scan?? and the gobos?? or how about putting a bigger wattage light in it?? could a guy do all that??
Original Post
Replies sorted oldest to newest
...nope, no way no how. the pockey scan is a modern marvel in itself, swiss watchmakers would have a run for their money 
Light up said it right! 
well there is a few "mods" you can do.
first and most common is to switch the red laser with a green laser.
second is on the older ver's with the antenna built in there is a way of having it respond to a remote dmx.
the first i have done the second i have heard done but never seen it
first and most common is to switch the red laser with a green laser.
second is on the older ver's with the antenna built in there is a way of having it respond to a remote dmx.
the first i have done the second i have heard done but never seen it
quote:Originally posted by LIGHT It UP:
[qb]...nope, no way no how. the pockey scan is a modern marvel in itself, swiss watchmakers would have a run for their money
i agree with that 100%.
evenly if you didi put a Mighty Scan color wheel in it would be most likely skipping colors.
where to get the green lasers??? and how much???
ebay!
What are these called?
What kind of device is in them? (I suppose just typing in green laser might bring irrelevant stuff, or innapropriate devices)...
And how are these supposed to be installed? Any webpage that outlines the process? How difficult is it? does it require soldering?
Thanks!
What kind of device is in them? (I suppose just typing in green laser might bring irrelevant stuff, or innapropriate devices)...
And how are these supposed to be installed? Any webpage that outlines the process? How difficult is it? does it require soldering?
Thanks!
RoyN
It does not require soldering for the laser...just open up the fixture, locate the wire of the laser and simply unplug the the wire from switchboard (large green panel) and then use a screwdriver to unscrew the laser unit from the Pocket Scan body. then remove the red diode and stick a green equivalent and just reassemble....
It does not require soldering for the laser...just open up the fixture, locate the wire of the laser and simply unplug the the wire from switchboard (large green panel) and then use a screwdriver to unscrew the laser unit from the Pocket Scan body. then remove the red diode and stick a green equivalent and just reassemble....