🚀 go-pugleaf

Oh well, sounds like a hardware fault as I had feared. Many thanks to those
who took the time to reply. I guess it's never been /quite/ bad enough to
make me get it seen to! Now that I've seen the video specs for Phoebe it
sounds like Acorn have /finally/ made a machine worthy of having a very good
monitor so I think I'll suffer the absent-minded AKF85 and save up for a
decent 20/21" Sony or whatever's top of the range when Phoebe makes her
debut. I only hope that Acorn re-badge a more reliable monitor with her than
with previous machines! They seem to be using Iiyama's now so from what I've
heard that shouldn't be a problem.

In article <na.1057d4484a.a70220waterss@argonet.co.uk>, Steve Waters
<waterss@argonet.co.uk> wrote: 
> My AKF85 occasionally forgets its settings ie. H-shift etc. for the
> user-programmable modes.  
 
In article <ant271100b49LJLo@fan42.xemplar.co.uk>, Mike Hobbs
<mhobbs@xemplar.co.uk> wrote:
> Its a relatively common problem. If it annoys you enough I advise taking
> it to someone who repairs Philips monitors. I don't know the component
> that fails and in any case I would not advise trying to do it yourself
> even if you knew which part was faulty and where to get it.
 
 
 

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