3 May
2013
3 May
'13
1:39 p.m.
On Fri, 3 May 2013, Geoffrey Oltmans wrote:
It would be nice to figure out a good common TV set
that could be adapted
to Analog RGB or CGA.
For B&W, I'm partial to the 1970s RCA, like the one on Al Bundy's kitchen
counter. Pull the tuner out, convert to composite input, put a grommet in
the volume control knob hole for input cable, and paint it gray. Then you
have the TRS80 model 1 monitor. Instead of leaving the tuner space
vacant, you can mount a full height (or 2 half height) 5.25" floppy there.
(a piece of mu-metal helps).
Don Lancaster wrote a few books on making monitors out of TV sets.
Oh.
You probably meant something current.