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jkruger
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Location: Carlsbad, CA
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| Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2012 1:49 am Post subject: 24v Power supply for NEC monitor |
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I just got a free monitor that came with no power supply. It is an NEC Multisync LCD1810, has 5 bnc and 15 pin vga inputs. It needs a 24vdc 2.4a power supply. It has a strange 2 pin round power connector. Anyone got one or know where to get one? I suppose I could change the connector to just about anything, even just hardwire it together. I don't want to put a lot of money into this, the monitor might not even work.
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Curt Palme
CRT Tech
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TV/Projector: All of them!
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eBay is your friend. Guaranteed they have an original or Chinese made equivalent for cheap.
OK never mind, maybe not. (just checked!) 
Still, hard wire the cord in, and get an equivalent supply to power it from eBay.
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jkruger
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Yeah, checked Ebay and found a few for 50 bucks from china. The monitor seems kinda cool with multiple inputs and it physically rotates portrait to landscape. Not sure what kind of resolution it is capable of.
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Jeremy112
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I should warn you, I have the same exact monitor, (the PSU is a huge beast itself), this monitor has a 60ms response time, it WILL ghost horribly.
The monitor itself can be bought for next to nothing. It is a 12 year old LCD.
It will display beautifully if all you do is photographs or nothing that moves
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Jeremy112
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Also this monitor supports a native resolution of 1280x1024
Edit: And would you beleive that this monitor retailed for $6000 when it was new? 
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jkruger
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I tripped on this damn thing in the closet today, (I had forgotten all about it) so off it goes to the recycler!
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Jeremy112
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| jkruger wrote: | | I tripped on this damn thing in the closet today, (I had forgotten all about it) so off it goes to the recycler! |
I just tripped over mine today in the basement... Maybe its a sign? 
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Jeremy112
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Dont know if you still have yours Jkruger, but I have mine and the power adapter, if you want it its yours Works perfect, stand has yellowed, monitor plastics look white as a ghost.
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