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From: kehr@felix.UUCP (Shirley Kehr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: SuperMac Monitor
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Date: 21 Jul 90 20:39:51 GMT
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The purpose of this posting is to correct a previous one that you've
seen twice, once when I posted it and once again when a summary of
responses was posted.

#   The two SuperMacs at work are perfect as far as I can tell. My monitor is
#   probably a very early unit (as is my hard disk with the stiction problem)
#   so I would be afraid to buy SuperMac again. 

What I meant to say is that I would NOT be afraid to buy or recommend
this SuperMac 19" grayscale monitor.

As a followup, I received a replacement monitor along with a replacement
hard drive. The new monitor immediately exhibited the same white flickering
lines at home. I'll be buying a power line conditioner and possibly
swapping with my work unit for a while. If it turns out that I can control
the problem with the power line conditioner, I'll conclude that the 
monitor is more sensitive to power drops than the Mac. At this point I
still don't know what the real problem is. But let's just say that I live
in a rural area in which other services are kind of substandard. Maybe the
power is too.

Shirley Kehr