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Carpespasm writes "Here's a tiny crt monitor harvested from a dead camcorder and hooked to a dvd player". There are a dozen or so photos on the Flickr photo set to give you an idea of what's involved - the procured CRT is powered from the DVD player's battery. To watch the movie you look through a sight, it reminds me of the weird science computer Spock used. Link.
Tiny CRT as a monitor for a DVD player...
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 16, 2006 10:02 AM
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the dvd player is a regular non-portable one, and the screen is powered from a 12v a/c adapter when finished, i just used a dead dvd player's power supply to test it before i dug out an a/c adapter to use for it
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