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Works great, would be fine for that PC in the crawl space.
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Works great, would be fine for that PC in the crawl space.
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I had one and really enjoyed it, at work, back in the late 1980s.

Which modern VGA modes will it do?


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Works great, would be fine for that PC in the crawl space.
Pay shipping.


I had one and really enjoyed it, at work, back in the late 1980s.

Which modern VGA modes will it do?


Modern VGA modes???

A whopping 800x600 NI or 1024x768 interlaced.

I just hate throwing stuff away that works.

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On 31 Jul 2006 08:03:18 -0400, Sam Goldwasser
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Works great, would be fine for that PC in the crawl space.
Pay shipping.


I had one and really enjoyed it, at work, back in the late 1980s.

Which modern VGA modes will it do?


Modern VGA modes???

A whopping 800x600 NI or 1024x768 interlaced.

I just hate throwing stuff away that works.

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And very rare monitors to sync to composite down to NTSC. 15.7KHz
Google for pinout to make adapter.
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And very rare monitors to sync to composite down to NTSC. 15.7KHz
Google for pinout to make adapter.


That suggests it might be useful in the video industry. I wonder if a local
TV station would want it. Or a video production outfit.





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And very rare monitors to sync to composite down to NTSC. 15.7KHz
Google for pinout to make adapter.


That suggests it might be useful in the video industry. I wonder if a local
TV station would want it. Or a video production outfit.



Or someone who works on arcade games?


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