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Old 24th November 2009, 09:41 PM   #1
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Default cnc crt help.

ive got an old cnc machine just been given to me, everything works fine apart from the screen an old 8inch orange mono with loads of burnt in bits, it looks like the everything is wrapping round in the bottom 3/4 inch of the screen!

got a quote of £450 plus vat exchange!! or £899 plus vat new buy.

so i thought stuff that, it may be an easy fix, just a new drive trans or some easy part swap, but with the burn im thinking is it worth it?

what im after is help with a converter circuit so i can just plug in any old computer monitor in. or a link to a site that can take me through crt monitor circuit theory and signal requirements.

thanks for reading, steve.
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Old 29th November 2009, 08:59 PM   #2
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sorry, should have said, as yet i dont have a schem, or the part numbers for the crt tube so what im after is help and advice, ie; is this possible, has anyone done it before, and what info do i need to find for the crt tube/schem? cheers for reading, steve.
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