[Coco] CoCo 3 Monitor

[Ward Griffiths]

On 03/17/2005 04:03 pm, PaulH96636 at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 3/17/05 6:52:02 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
>
> bowerod at winco.net writes:
> >Does  anyone know what all monitors are adaptable to the CoCo3?
>
> Several of the NEC multisync monitors will work on the coco3, and some  of
> the Magnavox,
> such as 8CM515.
>
> For the NECs, try MultiSync, Multisync  II (that's Roman  2), Multisync 3D
> or 3Ds, but *NOT*
> the Multisync 2 variations.  Be advised they're not getting any  younger
> but some may still be
> out there.  I'd recommend going to a hamfest, local to your  area.  You can
> find hamfest schedules at:     _www.arrl.org_ (http://www.arrl.org)
>
> Hamfests are supported by local area amateur radio clubs;  besides ham 
> gear, there are
> usually electronics flea markets held at the same time/place, so that's the
> place to look for
> older monitors.
>
> Perhaps the largest flea mkt in the NJ area is coming up April 16-17:   TCF
> (Trenton Computer
> Festival) for 2005 is back at its old location, College of NJ, Ewing.  
> Find out more at
> _www.pcshow.com_ (http://www.pcshow.com)

Better is <http://www.tcf-nj.org/>.  The KGP folks are just the contractor who 
set up the vendor area.
-- 
Ward Griffiths    wdg3rd at comcast.net

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