13 inch visonpro monitor never used [Illinois]

[mohawk640]

I have a few 13 inch visonpro monitor never used brandnew $250 plus shipping

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http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,87353.0.html


Scott

[crispux3]

Are these monitors still available? Are you located near I-70 at all for a potential pickup in July?

[mohawk640]

Are these monitors still available? Are you located near I-70 at all for a potential pickup in July?

Still available sorry I m not close to I 70

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[crispux3]

What city/town are you near? I'm in the Kansas City area and could possibly make a weekend trip out of it.

Do these monitors have a VGA connection or do they connect by JAMMA? Also, if I would be able to pick one up, is there a way to turn it on and test it before I'd take it back home? Thanks.

[opt2not]

Do these monitors have a VGA connection or do they connect by JAMMA?

The manual image was posted. It's a CGA monitor: 15khz, no VGA.
They most likely connect with a molex connector, which can be wired to a JAMMA harness or straight-up to your board's connection edge.

You can see the manual contents for tech specs here: http://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-monitors/Vision_Pro_(MTG-XX01_Series_13in_and_19in_CGA).pdf

Wished I lived closer to Kansas City. 

[crispux3]

Sorry, perhaps I should have been more clear. I know it's a 15khz CGA monitor. What I meant by "VGA connection" was the type of connection for interfacing with an arcade board or, in my case, a PC for running groovyMame; the type of port it uses to connect. So here, I meant for the colloquial term "VGA connection" to mean a DE-15 connection, or your standard analog computer monitor connection. I have a billabs 24.5 inch tri-sync monitor that can connect to a JAMMA board, or to a PC via a standard DE-15 port, so I guess I was asking if this monitor was similar to that, and could connect directly to a PC.

[opt2not]

I understood what you were asking for. Which is why I replied that it's a 15khz CGA monitor.  I'm pretty sure all 15khz CGA arcade monitors do not have a DB15 (VGA) connector, as they were never meant for higher than 15khz hardware connected to it. Nor were these arcade monitors meant to be connected to PC type interfaces, unlike some newer arcade titles like Naomi or Chihiro systems that output 31khz and thus can be connected to a standard computer monitor.