From: "Robert Comer" 

> Speaking of which, I've got a neighbour that's got an A1200 with a dead
> monitor.  I had a dim recollection that there was a convertor from 23-pin
> D-sub to VGA, but when I went ferreting found that there was one for MAC
> (15-pin)  Can you recall whether there was one for the Miggy?

Yep -- the A1200 had a 23-pin video port and required an adapter to use a
VGA monitor.  (Note that the Amiga's default resolutions weren't compatible
with VGA, so you'd either need a VGA monitor that could sync down to ntsc
levels, or you have to set the higher refresh before plugging in the
monitor.  (use a TV for that...)

- Bob Comer


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> -=> Quoting Dave Ings to Geo. <=-
>
>  DI> Well, I'm here from IBM, but I admit that most of my time is spent
>  DI> lurking. --
>
> Speaking of which, I've got a neighbour that's got an A1200 with a dead
> monitor.  I had a dim recollection that there was a convertor from 23-pin
> D-sub to VGA, but when I went ferreting found that there was one for MAC
> (15-pin)  Can you recall whether there was one for the Miggy?
>
> Thanks
> Richard
>
> ... still don't know the passmark.  They must have "something to hide"
>
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