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Old 06-08-2006, 05:29 AM
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It's a beat up 1701. I may grab it next time. They aren't worth that much around here though. I've gotten $40 at most for the last few 1084 monitors I've sold and the 1084 is a much nicer monitor. That said, I won't ship them. They are too big to go through Auspost.

So far I've fixed 3 of the sets I picked up. A Sony, the Hinari (wtf? the newest set of the lot), and a Philips. It was a real WTF! moment when I opened the Philiips. Aside from it being about the dirtiest set I've worked on recently there was this:



Someone has replaced the power switch with a standard light switch complete with paint from the doorway it was removed from. Ok, someone used what they had on hand, but it's flopping around loose in case. There is no way to get at this switch when the back is on, so why bother? If a suitable replacement switch couldn't be found why not just bridge it out and turn the set off at the outlet...
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