PVM-9044QM uses a sony NP-1 battery as I remember for field use.
we have some of these in master control that are mounted 2 per 19 inch
rack hanger.
we have smaller ones that are 3 and 4 up also for monitoring feeds.
http://www.acuson.it/schedepdf/vx6KTWsw8S_PVM-9042QM(brch).pdf
i
but you have a VINTAGE computer so use a VINTAGE monitor
yes a flat screen works well.
In a message dated 8/22/2017 9:49:06 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
cctalk@classiccmp.org writes:
Does it have to be a CRT ? There a quite a few small LCD displays that
take
NTSC
-pete
On Aug
It's a little switching power supply. It steps up the 9V input voltage
to something a few volts greater than 12V to feed the 12V regulator.
If your 12V is correct, it is probably working.
Rob.
On 8/22/2017 4:30 PM, Adrian Graham via cctalk wrote:
Hi folks,
Failing Atari PSU aside I remember
I also acquired a monitor that way. I looked up places that did video work,
tape duplication, editing etc.
They either have sent to e-waste all their NTSC gear or have not got around
to doing it. If not, help them
out :-). I got rack unit with 2 side by side Sony monitors for free. I gave
the guy
Keep an eye out for a Night Owl 7" LCD Security monitor. It has dual
composite inputs and is a great companion for my //c and is also
exceedingly convenient for taking to meet ups. Much easy to lump around
than a CRT.
Michael.
On Wed, 23 Aug 2017 at 8:57 am, Pete Lancashire via cctech <
cct...@cl
Does it have to be a CRT ? There a quite a few small LCD displays that take
NTSC
-pete
On Aug 22, 2017 3:51 PM, "John Ames via cctech"
wrote:
> I picked up an Apple IIc this past weekend and I want to set it up
> with a small monitor on my desk at work. Unfortunately, I seem to have
> gotten ri
the cheapest ones are at school district auctions and sales... $10 a palate
load
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On Tuesday, August 22, 2017 Pete Lancashire wrote:
I also acquired a monitor that way. I looked up places that did video work,
tape duplication, editing etc.
They either have sent to e
>
> Late last year I picked up a Sony PVM-9041QM 9” ex-broadcast monitor
> for not much money at all, it sits nicely on top of an Apple ][ and looks
> excellent with a pair of Disk][s stacked next to it. There MUST be TV
> studios around your area pretty much throwing these out these days.
You hav
On Wed, Aug 23, 2017 at 12:23 AM, Mark J. Blair via cctalk
wrote:
> Now, you say you want a color monitor. I think that similar color CCTV
> monitors
> are even more commonly available. I haven't been paying close attention to
> them
> since I've been looking for a specific monochrome monitor,
I do have at least one Apple IIc monitor around here, the small
green-screen as originally sold with the machine. Not sure where you're
located, but if it's practical, I'd certainly consider taking a trade for
it.
As for generic older crt, I am very fond of my BMC green screen, ca. 1982
or so. It'
yes stacked back in the back area behid other tonnage there are lots
of these square cabinet monitors both color and B/Wall various
sized
many names sony Panasonic jvc and more. Wish I had these when I had
my apple... they were expensive, especially the color cube
> On 23 Aug 2017, at 00:45, Don North via cctalk wrote:
>
> On 8/22/2017 4:30 PM, Adrian Graham via cctalk wrote:
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> Failing Atari PSU aside I remembered a question I had ages ago but never
>> posted about the power circuit of another 80s home micro, the Enterprise 64.
>> This
On 8/22/2017 4:30 PM, Adrian Graham via cctalk wrote:
Hi folks,
Failing Atari PSU aside I remembered a question I had ages ago but never posted
about the power circuit of another 80s home micro, the Enterprise 64. This
machine is powered by a 2A 9V unregulated PSU and internally there’s a pair
>
> In short, I'm looking for a small NTSC CRT monitor or portable TV in
> the 7-12" range. I'm not stuck on aesthetics, but it would be nice to
> have something that would sit nicely atop the IIc. I wouldn't mind an
> actual Apple monitor, but I don't want to pay APPLE MAC IPHONE STEVE
> JOBS L@
Hi folks,
Failing Atari PSU aside I remembered a question I had ages ago but never posted
about the power circuit of another 80s home micro, the Enterprise 64. This
machine is powered by a 2A 9V unregulated PSU and internally there’s a pair of
7805s and a 78L12 to smooth things out.
There’s a
I suggest that you keep your eyes open for a small CRT-based CCTV monitor.
Possible sources include eBay, Craigslist, Goodwill, etc., as well as folks on
lists like this one.
I've been looking for an old Sanyo VM-4209 or VM-4509 monochrome monitor for a
while, to put on my SOL-20. One of those
I don't like LCDs much, particularly for low-resolution applications
where the fundamental badness of upscaling from a non-native
resolution is truly jarring.
I picked up an Apple IIc this past weekend and I want to set it up
with a small monitor on my desk at work. Unfortunately, I seem to have
gotten rid of the small composite monitor that I know I had at one
point, so I don't have a good spare monitor that isn't a bit too large
for my workspace. I've
Reiterating my yearly wanted post for a Sequent Symmetry of any kind. This
is the first system I ever got root on- I'd love to find one some day.
If you have any leads, please let me know.
Thanks,
- Ian
--
Ian Finder
(206) 395-MIPS
ian.fin...@gmail.com
On 8/22/17 8:31 AM, Al Kossow via cctalk wrote:
>
>
> On 8/22/17 6:34 AM, Nick Allen via cctalk wrote:
>> looking
>> into Network boot with Carl, but this is not yet a possibility.
>
> Maybe you can get one of the LCM 3mbit PCI-e cards from LCM?
>
I wish Ken would put up the code for his 3mb
On 8/22/17 6:34 AM, Nick Allen via cctalk wrote:
> looking
> into Network boot with Carl, but this is not yet a possibility.
Maybe you can get one of the LCM 3mbit PCI-e cards from LCM?
I am almost complete in fixing my Xerox Alto (been a 7 year journey,
have the power supplies, CRT, and boards all working). I can get the
Alto to run the microcode to boot, but my disk drive is not working so I
can not boot (looking into Network boot with Carl, but this is not yet a
possibility
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