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Title: can any one ID this monitor? (thanks anyway! not needed anymore!)
Post by: allroy1975 on September 05, 2006, 11:07:02 am

I went through all the pics on Bob Robert's What's my Monitor page, but none look like this to me....

Title: Re: can any one ID this monitor?
Post by: Ken Layton on September 05, 2006, 12:06:33 pm

I'm drawing a blank. It's not one I have seen before. Perhaps Jomac in Australia has.

Title: Re: can any one ID this monitor?
Post by: Kevin Mullins on September 06, 2006, 12:45:40 am

Hmmm.... me either.
(I haven't looked around much yet)
Looks kinda like an older Duckscan or something.
I was trying to think of who all used "colored" pots for the color adjustments.  ???

http://www.jomac.net.au/mon.htm (http://www.jomac.net.au/mon.htm)

http://www.zax.com.au/spare_parts/monitor-chassis.html (http://www.zax.com.au/spare_parts/monitor-chassis.html)

http://www.medi-gmbh.com/chassis/chassis.htm (http://www.medi-gmbh.com/chassis/chassis.htm)

Title: Re: can any one ID this monitor?
Post by: allroy1975 on September 06, 2006, 10:22:33 am

Thanks for your assistance guys.  I mostly wanted to know because my dad's BurgerTime cocktail had that in it, and I had a monitor tech coming out to the house to look at it and wanted to try to let him know what he was dealing with.  He ended up just replacing the monitor.  He said it looked like it might have been an old TV. 

Anyway, AVGA is kicking to the new monitor and it looks great!

Thanks again for looking!

Title: Re: can any one ID this monitor? (thanks anyway! not needed anymore!)
Post by: Rickn on September 06, 2006, 07:31:48 pm

I could not see enough but here is my take, the tube was made in Mexico, there is a centering switch for raster centering.

My guess is quote old???

Please check for any markings for UL approvals such as E### on the monitor labels not the tube. If you find those go to UL.com check their online registration for these numbers and you may find the manufacturer.

You probably know the tube size, but if not check the tube label it wil have a number such as A58... 58 means 58 cm, convert it to inches and you have the size.

Hope this helps, if not I am glad to try more...

Rck@niemandisplays.com

Title: Re: can any one ID this monitor? (thanks anyway! not needed anymore!)
Post by: Kevin Mullins on September 06, 2006, 08:51:07 pm

Duh.... somebody could have told me I jacked those links all up earlier.  :laugh2:

Fixed.