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26 | 46.43% |
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15 | 26.79% |
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15 | 26.79% |
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15 December 2002, 09:48
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I use an amiga monitor right now (Amiga Tech. M1438), but I plan to get a scandoubler/flickerfixer soon so I can use an inexpensive 17" PC monitor.
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15 December 2002, 16:05
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I have tried 2 LCD tft's and i didnt like them
 they made my eyes hurt! im staying with CRT's until these tft things get better!
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15 December 2002, 21:49
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I'm using a CTX PV505 15.2" LCD on my PicassoIV here, very nice
 but for a your A600 you want one of the following: Philips 8833-I / 8833-II (also badged as Acorn but beware of these as they have no composite input) Commodore 1081, 1084, 1942 or the best: Microvitek 1438 (or amiga version) The philips/commodore monitors can be picked up for <£20 now (I've seen a few 'free to a good home') Expect to pay more for a 1942 or 1438, but with them you can use dblpal Of the 2 the 1428 is better as the 1942 is only a tri-sync not a true multi-sync... I use an 8833-II as a TV (connected to a video/sky) and an 8833-I connected to my DVD player, best TV Pictures I've ever seen
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15 December 2002, 21:54
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Junior Member
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Location: No(R)Way
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A standard 17" with an scandoublers.
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03 December 2013, 17:34
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Location: Bradford, UK
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I use a composite/svideo to vga converter box(bought on eBay) connected to a 19" widescreen PC monitor.
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05 December 2013, 12:03
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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This thread is 11 years old.
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06 December 2013, 09:28
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Location: chester
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LOL! how did you even find this thread?
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06 December 2013, 10:20
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Location: Rotterdam/Netherlands
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Using an SVGA CRT monitor here. Double scan modes are great
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06 December 2013, 13:54
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Location: Spijkenisse/Netherlands
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Normally: yes
In a forum about a machine that is even older than 11 years: heck no! |
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06 December 2013, 20:12
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Hooked up to my Oculus Rift ...
 .. oh wait, don't got me one of those thingies 
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