Hmm...well that's worth a shot. But not a shock :) Do I need to
discharge the monitor first or can I just manipulate that pots? The
person I bought it from mentioned the vertical hold pot, but I didn't
see many others - I'll take another look, though.
Thanks for the hint!
Tim
On Sep 8, 2006, at 3:07 AM, Matt J. McCullar wrote:
> There's a possibility that you may be able to "tweak" out that curl.
> Granted, most monitors these days need to be "re-capped" anyway,
> but in many
> cases that curling effect is a function of the monitor not quite
> synchronizing with the horizontal sync pulse being generated by the
> game's
> computer. Try adjusting the Horizonal Frequency pot in the monitor
> (probably maked HFREQ) and see if this helps.
>
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