[ukvac] Re: NEW 19 INCH MICROVITEC MONITOR + monitorproblem.
Ivan,
Sorry I have not contacted them directly yet, my objectives are different
from yours by the sound of it, I am after a high performance monitor to
display my games in the best possible clarity, unfortunatly most cheap
monitors used in generic arcade machines, do not achieve this.
By the way your montitor problem sounds like a faulty HV Transformer/tube
arc problem.
Frank.
At 09:11 07/06/99 +0000, you wrote:
>>Thought some of you might be interested in Microvitecs new 19 inch bare
>>chasis monitor, I am considering buying one to replace one of my current
>>large dot-pitch Hanatrax monitors, as I am far from impressed by the image
>>it gives me, even though it is working optimally (the bloody living room TV
>>gives me a better picture using a supergun!!), dont ask me anything about
>>the Microvitec, as I only know what thier web site tells me, but assuming
>>it can be made to mount in the cabinets ok, then I would think it would
>>work well as a replacement.
>>
>>If any one finds out how much it is, or anything else, then please let the
>>group know.
>>
>>http://www.microvitec.co.uk/news/index.htm
>>
>
>Have you contacted them regarding the price? As I have found out that
>the Hanterex ones are about 300 quid - way too expensive.
>
>I am looking for a new/good second hand monitor myself as mine went
>funny at the weekend. The picture now blurs at both sides and the it makes
>static/sparking type noises about every 1/2 second. If I turn the focus up
>then then noise becomes quicker and quicker. Anyone have any ideas?
>
>Cheers,
>Ivan
>
>
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Ivan,
Sorry I have not contacted them directly yet, my objectives are different
from yours by the sound of it, I am after a high performance monitor to
display my games in the best possible clarity, unfortunatly most cheap
monitors used in generic arcade machines, do not achieve this.
By the way your montitor problem sounds like a faulty HV Transformer/tube
arc problem.
Frank.
At 09:11 07/06/99 +0000, you wrote:
>>Thought some of you might be interested in Microvitecs new 19 inch bare
>>chasis monitor, I am considering buying one to replace one of my current
>>large dot-pitch Hanatrax monitors, as I am far from impressed by the image
>>it gives me, even though it is working optimally (the bloody living room TV
>>gives me a better picture using a supergun!!), dont ask me anything about
>>the Microvitec, as I only know what thier web site tells me, but assuming
>>it can be made to mount in the cabinets ok, then I would think it would
>>work well as a replacement.
>>
>>If any one finds out how much it is, or anything else, then please let the
>>group know.
>>
>>http://www.microvitec.co.uk/news/index.htm
>>
>
>Have you contacted them regarding the price? As I have found out that
>the Hanterex ones are about 300 quid - way too expensive.
>
>I am looking for a new/good second hand monitor myself as mine went
>funny at the weekend. The picture now blurs at both sides and the it makes
>static/sparking type noises about every 1/2 second. If I turn the focus up
>then then noise becomes quicker and quicker. Anyone have any ideas?
>
>Cheers,
>Ivan
>
>
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