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Crack 02-13-2004 05:33 AM

What do you do if your Moniter craps out on you?
 
Whatever you can until you get a new one... :(

Before:

http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/v...cture_0111.jpg

After:

http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/v...cture_0131.jpg

http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/v...cture_0121.jpg

http://img1.photobucket.com/albums/v...cture_0141.jpg

Crack 02-13-2004 05:34 AM

Notice all the Buffy the Vampire Slayer...um...crap. My wife is entranced with this show...go fig.
:)

Redjake 02-13-2004 05:43 AM

What do you do if your monitor craps out on you?
<img src="http://www.appstate.edu/~jt52439/destruction020.jpg">

That's what I did.

sailor 02-13-2004 07:13 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Redjake
What do you do if your monitor craps out on you?
<img src="http://www.appstate.edu/~jt52439/destruction020.jpg">

That's what I did.

Personally, I would have chosen the good old scattergun :D

meembo 02-13-2004 11:52 AM

what are floppies on the wall in the first pic?

ToolBag 02-13-2004 12:04 PM

are those speakers?
Creative speakers I think

meembo 02-13-2004 12:36 PM

Of course! D'oh! They still look like floppies, I think

Crack 02-14-2004 04:08 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by ToolBag
are those speakers?
Creative speakers I think

right O... 3.1 surround sound...

User Name 02-14-2004 07:00 AM

Is the resolution on the TV good enough to read size 10 fonts easily?

Crack 02-14-2004 09:25 AM

Looked pretty good to me using just an S-video cable...

lite campfire 01-11-2005 06:38 PM

('tis always better to ressurect an old thread then start one on the same topic, right?)

Sooo, my old moniter crapped out (I have a new one now), and I like taking apart electronic stuff (Amp, speakers, several old car radios, coffee grinder, VCR, cordless phone, printers, probably a bunch of other stuff I've forgotten).
Moniters have scary voltage running through them though, and I've heard the capacitors can hold a charge for a long time (it's been unplugged for about a month now).
Is there any way to drain all the nastyness out so I can partake of dissasembaly without killing myself?
I don't have any sort of professional electronic dealies (multimeter, soldering iron, <insert thing I've never heard of>)

Hardknock 01-18-2005 09:33 PM

Get another one. I personally don't buy into the "I have to have a flat screen like the jonses" crap. Get a huge 21' monitor for around $200.

pie_man 01-22-2005 07:31 AM

You'll need to open up the casing and discharge the beefy looking capacitors inside to be safe. If you forget to discharge the capacitor, your finger may become the discharge path. You only make this mistake once! Discharging capacitors is as simple as creating a short circuit between the two terminals and from each terminal to ground. This can be done safely with a well insulated screwdriver.

BoCo 01-22-2005 08:22 AM

FHM: Pull Here>

Yeah, we know where yer pullin, buddy.

wolf 01-22-2005 01:57 PM

Plant stand?

LutherMac 01-27-2005 02:36 PM

Okay, I know it won't work in this day and age, but years ago, I had my monitor go out on my old 386. I used to run a BBS, and literally for nearly 2 months, I ran it with my "Print Scrn" key!! I'd do something, hit print screen.... print out what I was doing. Type a little more. Repeat. Was very tedious, and with a dot matrix printer... damn loud too.


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