wtb a 27" monitor for my rush the rock is happ the best pl..

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Is your monitor not worth fixing? If the tube is in good shape and you
are a novice, just get a brand new chassis and have it installed. Or,
pull the whole monitor and find a TV repair man that will work on it
and it usually will be a lot cheaper than a new monitor.

Todd

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I have two used 27" monitors. One was just recapped recently.

Call if interested, my old aol account was closed years ago.

Mark C.
419-494-4584
419-354-3448
djmoonsparkle AT hot mail DOTT com

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i had put a cap kit in it and it was doing ok .picture was dark and
took awhile to warm up and would lighting up then it just died i
figured just get a new one and be done with it

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Were are you located? Have you looked into having the tube Rejuvinated?
I do repair and rejuvination of tubes in the Chicago Area.
I have seen a lot of drak n thought to be dead tubes come back to life
with a decent picture.

J & R

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i'm in baltimore area

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Go directly to Wells Gardner at http://www.wells-gardner.com/ and look under
the medium resolution section. You'll find Med Res 27" new for $395 and
refurbs for $310 plus shipping. Keep in mind that poor picture quality can
also be cause by failing components on the PCB.

Pete


<drmoonsparkle@aol.com> wrote in message
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> I have two used 27" monitors. One was just recapped recently.
>
> Call if interested, my old aol account was closed years ago.
>
> Mark C.
> 419-494-4584
> 419-354-3448
> djmoonsparkle AT hot mail DOTT com
>