Wanted
Any Condition
Princeton Graphic Systems vintage monitor
Ultrasync 12" or 14" monitor (12" monitor is shown in the photos)
This monitor has a maximum resolution of 600 x 800 (600=vertical and 800=horizontal) and it displays lower resolutions such as 640x480 also. This monitor is considered a "PGA" yes PGA is spelled correctly and is not a typo.
I am looking for this particular model of picture tube type monitor. Sometimes it is called "CRT"
The reason I want this particular model of monitor is that it has a 25-pin connector on the back and is a multisync which means it can handle various types of inputs - all of which have to be plugged in - while using a 25-pin custom-made cable to its connector.
Sometimes this monitor was used on PC systems or Amiga computer systems or medical computers. It was considered a high end monitor with very fine resolution at the time it was made.
Even if yours is missing the cables or has the cable - please call me - I would like to buy this - any condition working or not.
I owned one and sent it to a company for repair- they repaired it and that repair only lasted a month and then died again - I wish I never disposed of that monitor. If I had this monitor today - I could have fixed it.
I would like to buy this monitor if you have one for sale - any condition - working or not working.
I liked using it because I had hooked up a AB switchbox to the 25pin connector and then run a Diamond TrackstarE Apple IIe emulator card and PC off the same monitor and PC case. By swtching the AB switchbox I could select what the monitor displayed. I liked that setup I had 20 years ago. If you have this monitor in your storage - let me know.
This monitor had a very long profile/sideview with a small screen (very long picture tube yoke). The photos I have of it do not do it justice - you cant see how long - lengthwise it is. I had a PCAT desktop case which this monitor would sit on that case- bringing the monitor up to eye-level. Nowadays people dont have their monitor sitting on top of the case.
I'm located in Illinois, USA.
email address: drviragopete@att.net
Phone number (847) 454-7858
Princeton Graphic Systems vintage monitor
Ultrasync 12" or 14" monitor (12" monitor is shown in the photos)
This monitor has a maximum resolution of 600 x 800 (600=vertical and 800=horizontal) and it displays lower resolutions such as 640x480 also. This monitor is considered a "PGA" yes PGA is spelled correctly and is not a typo.
I am looking for this particular model of picture tube type monitor. Sometimes it is called "CRT"
The reason I want this particular model of monitor is that it has a 25-pin connector on the back and is a multisync which means it can handle various types of inputs - all of which have to be plugged in - while using a 25-pin custom-made cable to its connector.
Sometimes this monitor was used on PC systems or Amiga computer systems or medical computers. It was considered a high end monitor with very fine resolution at the time it was made.
Even if yours is missing the cables or has the cable - please call me - I would like to buy this - any condition working or not.
I owned one and sent it to a company for repair- they repaired it and that repair only lasted a month and then died again - I wish I never disposed of that monitor. If I had this monitor today - I could have fixed it.
I would like to buy this monitor if you have one for sale - any condition - working or not working.
I liked using it because I had hooked up a AB switchbox to the 25pin connector and then run a Diamond TrackstarE Apple IIe emulator card and PC off the same monitor and PC case. By swtching the AB switchbox I could select what the monitor displayed. I liked that setup I had 20 years ago. If you have this monitor in your storage - let me know.
This monitor had a very long profile/sideview with a small screen (very long picture tube yoke). The photos I have of it do not do it justice - you cant see how long - lengthwise it is. I had a PCAT desktop case which this monitor would sit on that case- bringing the monitor up to eye-level. Nowadays people dont have their monitor sitting on top of the case.
I'm located in Illinois, USA.
email address: drviragopete@att.net
Phone number (847) 454-7858
