10 27in crt monitors.

F34

Item: 10x Brunswick 27in crt monitors
Collection only from Clonmel. These are very heavy.
Price: Free

There are approx 15 years old so well used.
They are model No. 57-500032
100/120 VAC 50/60Hz 1A
200/240 VAC 50/60 Hz 0.5A.

They have just been removed from ceiling over the last two days would prefer to have someone actually benefit from them rather than binning them.

MontgomeryClift

Hello!

I'd take a couple. Where are you, though?

Are they open frame or do they have a case?

Optimus Prime

id also be interested in 1 or 2 thanks

eddhorse

27" awesome, if you have pics id be interested in 1

Very cool!

F34

Have added more information now and hopefully fixed the ad enough

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Kidchameleon

Wow, very very generous! I'd love to have room to take one

MontgomeryClift

Formally offering for 2.

Edit: Does anyone want me to collect more, or even the lot, and keep them for collecting later? PM if so.

F34

MontgomeryClift wrote: »

Formally offering for 2.

Edit: Does anyone want me to collect more, or even the lot, and keep them for collecting later? PM if so.

That’s no problem you’re more than welcome to take them all of you want.

MontgomeryClift

F34 wrote: »

That’s no problem you’re more than welcome to take them all of you want.

OK. I'll collect and store for the others unless they want to collect for themselves.

F34

MontgomeryClift wrote: »

OK. I'll collect and store for the others unless they want to collect for themselves.

Great stuff. There are in the bowling Alley in Clonmel.

Jack burton

Those look deadly.

I'm packed to the gills with CRT's at the moment. Do something good with them lads

eddhorse

F34 wrote: »

Great stuff. There are in the bowling Alley in Clonmel.

Thanks @F34 and @MontgomeryClift.

Both very generous of you. 1 for me please.

o1s1n

Would be worth it if someone popped down just to power one on and see if theres any screen burn.

15 years of bowling alley score grids might be burned into them. Hopefully not!

MontgomeryClift

o1s1n wrote: »

Would be worth it if someone popped down just to power one on and see if theres any screen burn.

15 years of bowling alley score grids might be burned into them. Hopefully not!

Yes, they could be bad, but I'll see when I get there. Even if the tubes are bad, the chassis might be useful.

MontgomeryClift

I got six of these so far. I'll get the rest later in the week.

The good news is they have no burn, on account of the way the display was refreshed regularly.

Inside they're a Ceronix CGA monitor. The only add-on is a signal processing board that can be bypassed as described on this page:
http://raster-burn.net/wordpress/tag/ceronix/

I'm trying out one, and it degaussed and powered on briefly before going off again, but that might be because it had no signal. Inputs to the signal board are Molex .062 12-way connectors. I've ordered some of those to see if input from a console or arcade setup can be sent to the signal panel. It depends on whether it accepts composite video as composite sync.

The metal brackets for hanging the monitors are also there, if anyone has a notion to hang a pair of monitors from the ceiling.

Thanks to F34 for keeping these and offering them here.

Very cool.
Any pics of them ?

MontgomeryClift

Yes.

I'm not sure these will be much good to anyone playing console games. I gave up trying to send signals to the inputs on the case. The monitor just shuts down because certain signals are missing, and these probably must come from a control panel somewhere.

I bypassed the signal board, and got the monitor to display from an arcade board, so that's what these are useful for - either displaying arcade boards at home in a relatively safe monitor with a case, or as replacement arcade monitors when they're out of the case.

They look like they have a nice picture.