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From: jim@syteke.UUCP (Jim Sanchez)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga,comp.sys.amiga.tech
Subject: Using a NEC 3D Monitor(Not very satisfactory)
Message-ID: <271@syteke.UUCP>
Date: 4 Aug 89 11:25:08 GMT
Reply-To: jim@syteke.UUCP (Jim Sanchez)
Organization: Hughes LAN Systems, Inc - European Support Office
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After my old 1084 monitor went up in smoke(leterally), I decided to
get a proper multi-sync monitor.  Since I had an NTSC 1000 and was
planning on buying a PAL 2000 and expected to use the 640 x 400
non-interlaced graphics when they became available it seemed to be the
best way to go.  I thought that the NEC 3D was a good on and ordered
it along with a cable from Redmond.  To put a long story short, I am
not very impressed with the combination.  For one thing, the monitor
periodically makes weird noises like a relay chattering and the
picture tries to change scan rates for a moment.  It comes back after
a moment but not very inspiring.  The other, and to my mide more
serious, thing is that the characters all have a ghost on their right
and side.  This APPEARS to be ringing in the video somewhere and I
suspect that the buffer amplifier in the Redmond cable is not what it
should be.  Any ideas or things that WORK in this configuration will
be much appreciated.

Cheers
-- 
Jim Sanchez  {sun,hplabs}!sun!sytek!syteke!jim OR
Hughes LAN Systems, Brussels  mcvax!prlb2!sunbim!syteke!jim