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Cromemco Dazzler the holy grail of computer graphics
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Very nice! I pretty much only collect VGA compatible graphics cards, and some historic EGA products, but I love seeing earlier products.
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Very very nice never seen before
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| Where is the video port? |
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pcfans
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| rjluna2 wrote: | | Where is the video port? |
Upper right coner of the board #1 (first picture), there has a OUT mark, T charactor has been covered by tin plate.
This board use BNC cable to output.
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H3nrik V!
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| pcfans wrote: | | rjluna2 wrote: | | Where is the video port? |
Upper right coner of the board #1 (first picture), there has a OUT mark, T charactor has been covered by tin plate.
This board use BNC cable to output. |
So you need to solder a cable directly on the board? |
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frag_
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Back in times you must have decent solder skill,
and large part of Dazzlers were sold as DIY kits anyway. |
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pcfans
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| Posted: Wed Mar 11, 2015 3:21 am Post subject: |
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| H3nrik V! wrote: | | pcfans wrote: | | rjluna2 wrote: | | Where is the video port? |
Upper right coner of the board #1 (first picture), there has a OUT mark, T charactor has been covered by tin plate.
This board use BNC cable to output. |
So you need to solder a cable directly on the board? |
I think this board is factory assembled, but never soldered with BNC cable.
End user need solder it by self.
The board can attach BNC cable without directly soldering it, just use few tricks to work around.
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pcfans
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| frag_ wrote: | Back in times you must have decent solder skill,
and large part of Dazzlers were sold as DIY kits anyway. |
The price of kits have huge advantage over factory assembled one.
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