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training questions
« on: May 04, 2003, 03:09:54 am »
(I originally posted this in another forum without any answers, so I thought I'd try hear. If it's against the rules, sorry, just dump it.)


Anybody tried these out?

http://www.monitor-repair.com/home

Not too bad a price. That is if it has worthwhile info.


This looks kinda cool also:

http://www.repairwizard.com/

I might give each a try. don't know
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Re:training questions
« Reply #1 on: May 04, 2003, 03:27:10 pm »
If you want to repair computer monitors and current TVs then these look ok.  If you want to repair old arcade monitors then the course from Randy Fromm is apparently the way to go.  Sometimes available on ebay, really expensive.

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