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I think the tube infrastructure is a bit harder than the physical tube. You might be able to get, say, a VGA monitor but need to hook up a composite-only conso
by hakfoo 4y ago
I think the tube infrastructure is a bit harder than the physical tube.
You might be able to get, say, a VGA monitor but need to hook up a composite-only console, and that means a hairball of adaptors and converters.
I could see some merit in a generic "chassis" kit-- it would have all the important inputs and geometry controls, but be buildable to drive a range of common picture tubes salvaged from old monitors and TVs. Might even be a chance to upcycle TVs and monitors where the original chassis was crappy and unreliable.
- toast0 4y agoGeneric chassis are available on aliexpress. Reviews I've seen aren't great... It seems to be better to repair the existing chassis if possible, than to use these, but there's not always an existing chassis, so.