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From: lgreen@pnet01.cts.com (Lawrence Greenwald)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Flicker Fixer and Multisync II
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Date: 28 Jan 89 19:36:36 GMT
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Gap-Dragon@cup.portal.com (John T Manning) writes:
>
>I have an NEC Multisync II that I am using with my A2000 and am considering
>the purchase of a Flicker Fixer board.  I have read the reviews and it sounds
>great but I would like to see some comments from real world users.  Are there 
>any significant problems that I can expect to face with using the Flicker
>Fixer and the Multisync II?  How about minor problems?   Thanks in advance.


I've used mine for the last year and I find it really makes life a little
easier (especially if you toggle workbench interlace on like I did). The only
minor problem with the Multisync is the black border you will get around the
screen. You can fix it vertically (via the V-size control knob) but there's
nothing that can be done about horizontal (wish they had placed a knob instead
of that stupid slide-switch!).

I do hope you remembered to save the cable that came with your Multisync...you
use that to connect the monitor to the Fixer board. 

Larry Greenwald

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