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From: rhunt@icard.med.unc.edu (Rick Hunt)
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Subject: Multisync monitor with ECS
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Date: 15 Mar 90 15:10:29 GMT
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I was hoping to avoid bothering the net about this but the CBM tech support
line didn't know the answer.  I know this has been discussed before but 
since I didn't have the problem then I didn't pay attention.

My 1084 monitor just died, actually it was murdered, while I was trying to
fix the arcing problem by grounding the heat sink.  I am not sure what 
happened but it is a goner.  Instead of getting it fixed I am going to buy 
a multisync since I will need it for the ECS eventually anyhow.

What would be a good relatively inexpensive monitor to get?  I am not sure
I can go as high as $700 but will if I have to.  It will need to be 
compatible with the ECS of course.

							Rick Hunt
							rhunt@med.unc.edu