#Multisyncs…
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-I have some multisync monitors for sale. The models are as follows:
(1) NEC Multisync Plus
(1) NEC Multisync II
(1) Zenith ZCM1490
-These would be great with a Flicker Fixer or a 3000. Offers?
-Rocky
Rocky:
Can you give me further details about the NEC monitors? Do you know if
either of these monitors saves the positioning info relative to the scan
rate? I know that some of the later NEC's will do this so that when using
it in one resolution and switching to another will not require
repositioning the screen if their positions had previously been set. (I
currently have a Tatung, which won't do this, and when I had a bridgeboard
in the machine I had to readjust the monitor when I switched to the VGA
card, and then readjust it when I went back to the Flickerfixer – A real
pain in the rear!)
-Mike Schiller
In sunny Fort Lauderdale
Mike,
I really wish I could be of more help. These monitors have been
running on PS/2's. I have tested them and they work very well. I know that
the Zenith got very good reviews, and I believe that it will do 1024×768.
The Multisync II has RGB bnc inputs as well as a DB 9. Sorry I can't be of
more help.
-Rocky
How much for the Multisyncs?
-I was thinking somewhere in the area of $300 each for the NEC's.
Rocky—
Can you tell me more:
Diagonal tube size.
What kind of ports/connectors.
Scan rates – will any do Amiga video, without a FlickerFixer?
Johnathon,
I believe that they all have 14" tubes. All of the monitors have
DB9 input connectors. And yes, they should scan down to 15khz.
-Rocky
Rocky,
I'm interested. I'd be interested in which ever one will sync down to 15.75
khz. How old are they?
Joe,
I believe that all of them will scan down to 15.75khz. I believe
that they range from 2-4 years old.
-Rocky
Rocky, What is the age, dot pitch and size of the NEC multi-syncs? Will
they sync to 15MHZ? How about the Zenith? Same question.
-I believe that the NEC's were manufactured in '87. The Zenith was
manufactured in '89. I believe all three will scan down to 15 khz.
-Rocky