Gemmy 39127-32 - Airblown - Movie Screen - 120"x70" Widescreen Deluxe w/Storage Bag - Blue
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Style: Outdoor Inflatable Deluxe Movie Screen
Features
- 123" X 70" Movie screen, 12' High by 11.5' Wide
- 144" Screen measure diagonally, 16: 9 aspect ratio, raised screen for better viewing
- Stakes, tethers, and storage bag included
- Self inflates in seconds, Includes 2 Built in fans
- Upgraded thick air blown fabric
- Power Source Type: Corded Electric
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ERROR:N/A From the Manufacturer Create and transport your own movie theater with the Gemmy 12 ft. Inflatable Diagonal Widescreen Airblown Deluxe Movie Screen. The screen self-inflates in minutes to create a full-size, widescreen movie screen that shows your favorite movies, TV shows, video presentations and more. Tethers, yard stakes, a fan and a bag are included for easy setup and storage. Motor for self inflation is included
Mounting Type: stake
Product Dimensions: 138"W x 144"H
Material: Vinyl
Display Dimensions: 120 inches
Brand: Gemmy
Product Dimensions: 21.5 x 16 x 15.5 inches
Item Weight: 11.7 pounds
Manufacturer: Arett Sales - LG
Item model number: HD39127-32
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Style: Oudoor Inflatable Movie Screen widescreen
Here's a first impressions review of the Gemmy Airblown Projection Screen. I got the basic model, the trapezoidal 91" one, so my impressions will be based on that unit. In the Box> Everything comes in a one-foot-cube double-wall cardboard box. I recommend keeping this to store and transport the screen. The unit comes in several pieces. > The inflating frame is made from a light weight parachute-like nylon material. The blower motor is installed in the lower corner, and can be removed. > The projection screen is made from a heavier burlap/canvas like material. One side is white, the other is black. It installs into the frame via a fair number of clips, and can face either direction. > A small bag full of stakes and ropes that you secure to a pair of X-straps on the sides of the frame with metal clips. Setup> Setup is easy, and can be performed within 10 minutes. Three of those will be spent waiting for the thing to inflate. Just set it out, power it up, tie it down, and clip up the projection screen. Then adjust your projector and you're in business. Teardown is a little less elegant, but isn't too inconvenient. Just take down the screen, power down the blower, pick up the tie-downs, then roll the entire shebang into a heap of nylon around the blower motor, before dropping it all back into the box it came in. Then I fold the tie downs and drop them into a bag, fold the screen back up, and place it safely on top. Electrical> SOMEBODY's going to ask, so I'm going to provide. I used a Hopi 9800 "Kill-a-watt" style meter to make these measurements. The blower draws 120w when at full power while it's inflating the frame. This then falls to around 95w once the frame's fully inflated. Power factor is around 0.9, with no detectable inrush current. There is a 5A inline fuse in the power cord. If you've used any late model box or desk fan, you know the type I'm talking about. It holds a spare. It is audible, but not too much so. I'd place it at about the same as found in inflatable holiday decorations, and I know you've seen those once or twice. Any decent audio system that could give a group of people a satisfying movie experience will drown out that blower no problem. The blower is weatherized but not waterproof. The manual warns against direct exposure to water. I would power it down if it starts raining while you're using it. Picture> The heavy canvas projection screen gave a beautiful picture using my Epson Powerlite 826+ set to Eco power in twilight conditions from several points in the projector's working range. It had no problem filling the usable area of the screen.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2019 by Josh
Style: Outdoor Inflatable Deluxe Movie Screen
This product is really nice. I am very impressed, so far, even though I've only used it once. We'll have to see how it holds up over time. Even though it comes with some instructions, it still seemed a bit daunting when I was taking everything out of the bag. I had watched some YouTube videos on how others set up and inflated theirs, prior to receiving it in the mail, so that gave me confidence going into setting up mine. It ended up being very simple. I did get frustrated for about 10-15 minutes, as I didn't notice that one of the two fans wasn't working. It had come unplugged and I didn't realize it so I could not get the screen to stay upright. As soon as I begin inspecting everything, I noticed the unplugged fan and re-attached the power cords. I ended up duct taping them together so that it wouldn't come unplugged again. The cord I am referring to is the one that is inside of the inflatable fabric, running across the inside bottom of the screen. As soon as I got it plugged back in, the screen was very easy to stand back up. I had also used the tie-down cords that come with the product to attach the screen to the ground, but I really don't think they were even necessary, since there was no wind that night. I read about others experience with the wrinkled screen and didn't even notice it once the movie began. Yes, I could see some wrinkles during the movie but they were not distracting at all. This is an outdoor inflatable movie screen so it's not going to be 100% perfect. Although, this screen does come very close. I highly recommend this screen to anyone who wants to enjoy outdoor movies. One last thing. I also saw a lot of comments on how difficult this was to replace inside the duffle bag that comes with it. I was able to get everything back in without an issue. I first folded up the white movie screen part, being sure to fold it up the same way it came folded. I placed that in the bad first on the bottom of the duffle bag. Next, I added both fans in and placed one on each side of the bag. After that I began stuffing the rest of the inflatable screen in the bag, much like stuffing a sleeping bag into it's bag. Don't worry about this getting wrinkled as it doesn't matter. One other thing that helped during this process was to unzip the zippers around the fans so air could escape. This was very easy for me. Hopefully, this helps others get theirs figured out.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2014 by Robert Lewis
Style: Outdoor Inflatable Movie Screen
This is great. Easy to set up and break down. If it's not windy, I only use 4 tiedowns. only once have used the Screws to screw the fans into the ground. The fans do generate some sound, but it's easy to tune it out. Not for indoor use (although you could rig up a way to hang the screen indoors). I have found that the best way to get it packed up is as follows: Leave it plugged in and running. Unlash it, and tip it onto its back. Take off the screen, fold it, and put it at the bottom of the bag. Unplug it so it starts to deflate. Mostly unzip the vents (where the fans attach) -- but leave the fans slightly connected. it will deflate a little more, but there will be lots of air left in there. Bring the two fans together in the middle. Put the bag in front of them, but don't put them in the carrier bag yet (contrary to some other recommendations). Go fetch the top-center edge of the frame and bring it down to the carrier bag. Make an "OK" sign with one hand, and with the other hand, pull the frame through the "O" . This is very easy to do, and it will gradually deflate the frame, and as you pull out deflated frame one arm-length at a time, just tuck it into the bag. When you reach the end, it will be very easy to fit the fans into opposite ends of the bag, flat-side out. I put the stakes in a 1 gallon ziplock bag; I put the short cords in one sandwich bag, and the long cords in another sandwich bag, and I put those bags in the 1 gallon bag with the stakes. (I don't want dirt in the bag with the screen), and I throw the 1 gallon bag on top and zip up the carrier. I have tried other recommended ways of repacking (putting the fans in the bag first) , but I found that this prevents the vents from venting well. Enjoy your screen!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2014 by DMG