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Pippin friendica
Anyone interested in old old monitors? They'd need collecting from East Hampshire (or I could bring 'em to ConFuzzled). I can't vouch for their electrical condition as they've been in a shed for many years and might not even work (I haven't tested), and also I (probably inexpertly) repaired the 15" Iiyama many years ago when a solder joint on the PCB on the back of the tube cracked and the red channel stopped working, but I'm guessing a retrocomputing enthusiast might be able to get them safe and working again.
Three old CRT "fat-screen" monitors side by side.
First one's an Iiyama S900MT1. 17" screen, I think.
Second is a Philips CM11342/05G. A little small one probably more suitable for PAL style signals than VGA. I think these were often used with Amigas? (I never had an Amiga.) I vaguely remembering plugging it into an external teletext/tuner box and/or a VCR so I could use it as a TV when I was at university back in the 1990s.
Third is an Iiyama MF-8115 manufactured in January 1996. 15" screen I think, and the monitor that came with my first PC - I had only Ataris before that. This is the one I repaired; not sure all the case screws are present and the PCB I resoldered probably wants checking over before it's used again.
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Matt Sqwrl
Matt Sqwrl • mastodon (AP)
If I was in the UK! Should sell easily too
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Chloé Raccoon
Chloé Raccoon • mastodon (AP)
@darac the Philips was the atypical Amiga and Acorn monitor at the time.
@Darac Marjal
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