Why put the Axe Target projector up high?

You can be out on a sunny day, looking around, and not hurt your eyes but we all know we should not look directly into the sun. The same is true with projectors!

This is why we suggest putting your projector 12 foot up and 12 foot back.  Does not have to be exactly there, but let’s minimize the direct light at the eyes of the thrower retrieving their axe.

Maybe you’ve done a presentation with a projector, at the front of the classroom or meeting, and you point at some bar graphs and charts, then turn to look back at your audience. If the projector is sitting on a table, and the people you are presenting to are at about the same height, it means you are looking directly into the projector which is blinding you  – in more ways than one!  That is why class rooms will have ceiling mounted projectors. It’s ok if the light hits you – just like it’s ok if the sunlight hits you… just don’t look directly into it.