Hello John,

Thank you for the offer but space considerations lead to the demise of 
my old QL-Compatible
Monitor and the space I've gained by switching to LCD has long been 
taken up by other things.
The LCD works well with Aurora so I don't really have an excuse to get 
another monitor specially
for the QL's so they stay in the draw. I thought I may have cracked the 
QL monitor problem
when I found a USB TV tuner on the flee market but the video input 
turned out not to like the
QL composite video signal.

Regards Jon.

John Gilpin schrieb:
> Hi Jon,
>
> Pity you didn't get over to the Manchester AGM. Nemqlug (the host sub group) 
> had a real WORKING party at the workshop, repairing old QLs and other 
> associated equipment. We also had a number of working QL Monitors for sale 
> from as little as £1 - YES one GBPound. Would you be interested if I could 
> still lay my hands on a couple?
>
> Regards,
>
> John Gilpin.
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "The Dents" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 9:03 PM
> Subject: Re: [ql-users] The way forward
>
>
>   
>> Hi,
>> If emulators are an undesirable way forward and hardware seems to be
>> stuck at Q60
>> with no obvious successor what way forward is there?
>>
>> Perhaps the way  backwards is more interesting. Resurrecting the old
>> black box
>> and blowing of the dust. But oh! no compatible monitor any more :-(
>>
>> Just leaves the aurora but that's not going anywhere either :-(
>>
>> Any new ideas?
>>
>> Jon.
>>
>> Dilwyn Jones schrieb:
>>     
>>> Good luck with your Goldfire quest, Tarquin.
>>>
>>> One thing which was obvious at this weekend's Quanta meeting in
>>> Manchester was the prevailing view that native QL hardware will play
>>> less and less of a part in our QLing lives in the future. Almost
>>> everyone seemed to
>>> be of the opinion that emulators would be the likely (if less
>>> desirable) way forward, because of cost, the ability to be
>>> reprogrammed to make use of newer features and the ability to run on
>>> the user's choice of hardware platforms.
>>>
>>> I admire Tarquin's quest to see Goldfire become reality, indeed I hope
>>> it does. I fear though, that sadly there are too many people like me
>>> who are content with running QL emulators on other platforms.
>>>
>>> It would be nice to hear what others think of this viewpoint!
>>>
>>>
>>>       
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