16 Dec
2003
16 Dec
'03
5:17 a.m.
[top-posting fixed up -dM]
In principle, surely. But it depends on finding someone who still
makes/sells that tube.
I know someone (worked as a service tech for videogames and the like)
who tells me that such tubes can often be resurrected. I don't know
details; if you're interested I can ping him about it. (Actually, it
wouldn't surprise me if he's on the list...Claude? You there?)
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Lucky sod!
I'm down to one working [NeXT] monitor, though I've got
probably a half-dozen machines....
I've got three N4005 21" color
monitors, three (now) good and bright
N4000A monitors. I just lost a 17" N4006 Trinitron. After a lot of
years, it finally got so dim it was totally unuseable. I wonder if
it would be possible to replace the tube in the Sony monitor?