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From: garyq@hpfcph.HP.COM ( Gary Quakenbush)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.cbm
Subject: Re: computer monitors as video monitors
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Date: Wed, 12-Nov-86 16:41:29 EST
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A Commodore 1702 monitor works very nicely when hooked to the separate
video and audio output on a VCR.  The VCR tuner and remote control work
very nicely, except I have to get up to manually fiddle with the monitor
to turn adjust the sound.  There are separate tuner units available
costing $50-$150, I've seen some at the local TV shop.

Gary Quakenbush
HP Fort Collins, Colorado