[rescue] Old Monitors

Toby Thain toby at telegraphics.com.au
Tue Feb 13 20:24:52 CST 2018


On 2018-02-13 8:09 PM, Mouse wrote:
>> People don't seem to understand (or don't care enough) that this is
>> how things become "rare".
> 
> As someone who's dropped big heavy CRTs during moves recently:  I know
> exactly that's how the things become rare.  But, unfortunately (for me
> as well everyone else here), service to the hobby far too often loses
> to being able to fit everything into an affordable place.
> 
> Seems to me there's a market - a small niche market, but still - for
> new CRT monitors.  Anyone looking for a business plan?

Don't neglect electrostatic monitors!! Turns out the oscilloscope/curve
tracer/vectorscope communities are still pretty active in
repair/restoration.

--Toby

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