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Hmm... If regular CRT televisions behave the same way, that means at some point in time it would have been possible to create a "jamming signal" that transmitt
by phire 9y ago
Hmm...
If regular CRT televisions behave the same way, that means at some point in time it would have been possible to create a "jamming signal" that transmitted a signal with the wrong refresh rate and blew up all the TVs in the area.
- mjg59 9y agoRegular CRT televisions weren't multisync - at best they'd be able to deal with both 50Hz and 60Hz inputs, but they wouldn't attempt to sync to anything else.
- phire 9y agoMultisync means the CRT will succeed at syncing to multiple specified frequencies. There is nothing stopping non-multisync monitors (including TVs) from trying to sync to an out of range signal and depending on the design they might damage themselves trying.