Keep an eye out for a Night Owl 7" LCD Security monitor. It has dual composite inputs and is a great companion for my //c and is also exceedingly convenient for taking to meet ups. Much easy to lump around than a CRT.
Michael. On Wed, 23 Aug 2017 at 8:57 am, Pete Lancashire via cctech < [email protected]> wrote: > Does it have to be a CRT ? There a quite a few small LCD displays that take > NTSC > > -pete > > On Aug 22, 2017 3:51 PM, "John Ames via cctech" <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > I picked up an Apple IIc this past weekend and I want to set it up > > with a small monitor on my desk at work. Unfortunately, I seem to have > > gotten rid of the small composite monitor that I know I had at one > > point, so I don't have a good spare monitor that isn't a bit too large > > for my workspace. I've been poking around looking at some options, but > > I'm still waiting to find a decent one in my area, and if I'm going to > > order online, I'd rather do it with people I can trust to actually > > test the dang thing before selling it and pack it properly. > > > > In short, I'm looking for a small NTSC CRT monitor or portable TV in > > the 7-12" range. I'm not stuck on aesthetics, but it would be nice to > > have something that would sit nicely atop the IIc. I wouldn't mind an > > actual Apple monitor, but I don't want to pay APPLE MAC IPHONE STEVE > > JOBS L@@K prices; otherwise, I'd be happy with any suitable composite > > video monitor, color or monochrome. If you happen to be within > > reasonable driving distance of Folsom, CA, I'd be glad to pick it up > > and save the trouble of shipping. Anybody got one to spare? > > > > > -- *Blog: RetroRetrospective – Fun today with yesterday's gear…….. <http://www.jongleur.co.uk/blogs/>* *Podcast*: *Retro Computing Roundtable <http://rcrpodcast.com/>* (Co-Host)
