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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1593.1 | A500/A1000 FlickerFixer soon? | LEDS::ACCIARDI | Heisenberg may have slept here | Fri Aug 12 1988 15:57 | 15 |
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If you can sit tight a littlel longer, the FlickerFixer is available
for the A500/A1000 in the UK, and should be here soon.
I know this from speaking with a fellow who travels to the UK.
The UK price was 230# (I don't know what today's exchange rate is).
You'll still need a multisync monitor, but it's cheaper than upgrading
to an A2000 w/FlickerFixer.
If you remind me (via e-mail) I'll post MicroWay's phone number
here so that you can call them and bug them.
Ed.
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| 1593.2 | | STING::VISSER | | Fri Aug 12 1988 16:37 | 1 |
| the IBM monochrome monitor is long pers.
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| 1593.3 | HyperTek | CSSE::WARD | | Fri Aug 12 1988 19:03 | 6 |
| Read Note 1056. The company is real (I have their mouse recorder
Software). I'll go in with you and buy one too if we can share
experiences.
Paul
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| 1593.4 | too late | HYSTER::DEARBORN | Trouvez Mieux | Sat Aug 13 1988 22:10 | 11 |
| Well, I went out and bought a TAXAN Amber Composite monitor from
the Memory Location for $120. It works pretty well. It looked
great with the monochrome output from a 500. I've altered my palette
to be monochrome, this eliminates the color noise associated with
color output on a monochrome display.
The results are not perfect, but a vast improvement over the old
way, and for a reasonable price.
Randy
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| 1593.5 | A matter of seconds and the Amber would have been gone! | NSSG::SULLIVAN | Steven E. Sullivan | Mon Aug 15 1988 03:35 | 19 |
| RE: .4
> Well, I went out and bought a TAXAN Amber Composite monitor from
> the Memory Location for $120.
Well indeed! You must have been the guy walking out with the LAST
amber monitor in stock last Saturday! I was returning my "less than
perfect" green to replace it with a amber one. I ended up with
another green one, but virtually perfect. The original was purchased
last Friday.
Problem with the original? The deflection yoke was several
degrees rotated and the left side of the screen would not focus.
I agree the Taxan is just the ticket for high-res monochrome, but
the ghosting from the long persistence phosphor is slightly annoying.
-SES
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| 1593.6 | Strike one | HYSTER::DEARBORN | Trouvez Mieux | Mon Aug 15 1988 21:57 | 8 |
| Oh well, I guess I have to try again. The amber monitor is NOT
long-persistance. They claim that only the green one is. Well,
I guess it's time for a trip back to the shop.
I guess you saved yourself another trip...
Randy
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| 1593.7 | Sometimes Good Luck can be bad! or vice cersa | NSSG::SULLIVAN | Steven E. Sullivan | Tue Aug 16 1988 03:35 | 20 |
| RE:.6
> The amber monitor is NOT long-persistance.
Funny?!? I'm sure they told me they both were long persistence.
Sometimes bad luck is good luck, I guess!
They also only had the green monitor I turned in left. Beware of
the crooked deflection yoke and check out the left side of the screen
for sharpness too. They said the sharpness was a "cockpit error"
between using the horizontal position and preferences for centering
the screen. Funny the same problem has not shown up on the
replacement one at all and I have not changed preferences.
I suspect the actual problem is a misaligned yoke about the
vertical axis as well as rotated.
Good Luck!
-SES
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| 1593.8 | color lp monitor price? | STING::VISSER | | Tue Aug 16 1988 16:00 | 1 |
| anyone know the price situation on color lp monitors? John
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| 1593.9 | good news, bad news | HYSTER::DEARBORN | Trouvez Mieux | Wed Aug 17 1988 23:57 | 12 |
| Well, I traded in the monitor for a green one. Professional Page
is now a delight to work with. I can set my VT200 Emulator for
48 lines withour flicker.
The only problem is that the monitor just went bad a few seconds
ago...vertical hold out of control. Well, it looks like ANOTHER
trip back to the shop. Anyone interested in buying a house in New
Hampshire? I'm thinking about moving to Wellsley to cut down on
all this travel...
Randy
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