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#AMAX and 1080

    21-Nov-90 22:33:04
Sb: #6771-#AMAX and 1080
Fm: Mike Schiller 76416,3065
To: Daryl Anderson 70416,1046
Daryl: Most (all?) of the IBM style TTL monitors use a long persistance phospher in the tube, as the Hercules card (and others like it) drive the monitor with interlaced video, and the long persistance gets rid of the flicker. Most analog mono monitors (RCA connector) don't have the long persistance phospher, and so DO have flicker. One bad point about this setup is due to the long persistance, it makes reading scrolling text almost impossible, and I'd imagine trying to use it with any games is also out of the question. -Mike Schiller In sunny Fort Lauderdale