Curved projection screen?

[bapilot54]

Hi, I am just wondering if anybody knows where or even if their is a supplier of curved / wraparound projection screens in the UK? Maybe 180 / 220 degree or so?

Also has anybody any experience using Sol7 from immersaview and the triple head 2 go?

Thanks and kind regards

Chris

[BHawthorne]

At the moment I just use a large paint drop cloth that is made of raw canvas material. $40USD. I have experience with Sol7 Home Sim but not used it with flight sims yet.

[Sean Nixon]

I believe users ARWINPOON:



and ChrisKLAS:



are both using this setup.

[flyguy1996]

I know you said U.K., but these guys make quite a nice 150 and 220 degree screen here in the U.S.. I did a lot of looking around for a curved screen and it's the only one I've been able to find that fits the bill. It's not nearly as cheap as a drop cloth or do-it-yourself project (which would be a challenge to make into a smooth curve), but with the UK/US exchange rate, you'll probably still get a good deal.

http://www.northernflightsim.com/projectionscreen.shtml

I don't own one (yet), so I can't attest to the quality or company, but from what I've read they seem to be a pretty decent company and were quick to reply to my e-mails.

[riche543]

This might give ya a bit more info on what to look for regarding curved screens..

http://www.flightdecksolutions.com/f...er=asc&start=0

Cheers Riche..

[FredK]

Custom curved screens are available in the U.S. from Dalite.

See info at:

http://www.dalite.com/products/produ...cID=20&pID=381

Much cheaper to build one yourself though. If you have enough ability to build a cockpit it is really a no-brainer.

Fred

[vybhav]

My projector screen that i recently made with a local vendor. It costed me about Rs.21,000 (USD 400 or Euro 300). It is about 12 Feet in length and 3 feet in height and curved about 150degrees.