Kris Tilford wrote: > On Oct 19, 2009, at 7:19 PM, Wm. Arnold wrote: > > >> 1st Monitor >> Manufactured July 1984 >> >> The 2nd is: >> Manufactured Nov. 1986 >> > > Scrap (recycle) these and get any new or used LCD monitor(s). There > are advantages to both your health, and your electric bill that will > literally allow the LCD monitors to "pay for themselves" in saved > electricity alone. If you don't believe this, look at ANY profitable > business in America where the ONLY factor is the BOTTOM LINE. CRTs are > gone, replaced with LCDs across the board. It's because of the > undeniable economic advantages. Even if your 1980's CRTs were to be > magically repaired for free, they're still money losers in the long > run, not to mention vision, headache, and other problems associated > with CRT emissive radiation. > > Get any cheap or used LCD, I've seen 15" for $25 used, and who knows > about new, the prices drop by the minute. Craig's list is a good place > for used, or LEM-Swap with a WTB ad. > > Good luck! > You might try reading what they are used with. As far as I know an LCD will not work on a Apple IIc or a Apple II/II+/IIe/IIgs which is what the second monitor sounds like.
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