Re: Anyone need a dinosaur, err, NEC 3D monitor?

mc wrote:

"Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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mc wrote:

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?

Bingo! He should promote it to the arcade game repair community. It was
the universal monitor of the mid-1980s, so it should work well with older
games.


Now, if I could just get rid of 90+ SVGA monitors. :(


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