Best Projection TVs

Would the screens that make up a 1080i rear projection tv (Panasonic PT-47WXC43) work in another rear projection tv (Toshiba 46h83) that can display 1080p…would the images display the same…In other words do they take the same screens? I know one is a 47″ and one is 46″ I plan on cutting the screens to fit. If your going to leave a comment that the screens cannot be cut down..it is a fact that they can be cut.
It works and i cannot tell a difference from when it was new. Very very easy to do with a utility knife. I freaked myself out thinking it had to be harder than it was. I have found rear projection hd tvs to be pretty forgiving. I had people telling me it couldnt be done..even a top contributor “TvGuy” do yourself a favor and just try anyway I think some are here to instill fear in us so we just take it to the repair shop. Cost me 17.00 total to fix my screens and be watchin tv again on high def. Got a free tv with intact screens $10.00 for gas and $7.00 for food lol

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Hi,
My 40 inch RCA crt rear projection tv is almost 5 years old, I never had a problem with it until recently. The picture and the sound is not affected at all by the strange hissing sound comming at the bottom of the set. Its more like an air leaking sound from vehicles’ tire. It contiues the whole time I watch the tv and end as soon as I switch it off. When I turn it on, it hissing sound starts after about a minute time. Its definitly not coming off my tv speaker as I have disabled them since I am using external speaker systems. Yes, I tried it with my external amp off, and I still get the hissing sound off the tv. Could it be a flyback transformer issue. Should I even worry since it doesn’t interfeare with the picture and the sound quality. Please tell me what it could be.
Thanks in advance!

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Room is 15′ x 15′ but I figure with the width of the tv and couch I would have around 12′ distance from tv.

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