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Old 11-09-2004, 4:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hantarex CT34

Hi All,

I've just been offered a almost new Hantarex CT34 video monitor for £100 (no it isn't stolen), but I can't find much info via the web, specifically if it will take component input. Anyone got any experience of these or advice to give.

Many Many Thanks in advance.

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Old 11-09-2004, 5:51 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Is this any good? Suggests it supports YUV.

http://www.hantarex.com/pdf/IDTV.pdf
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Thanks alot, that's what I'd found but didn't properly inderstand it. Don't know much about these things, is there a cable to connect component vid to a SVGA plug?. I can't find one but I seem to remember that a home cinema buff mate of mine uses one to connect his DVD player to his projector. I'd ask him if he wasn't away on holiday.
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From looking at the PDF, it seems that the YUV connection is on the 9pin D connector. Not sure where you'd get a lead for that - though possibly from Hantarex themselves.

Poking around the Hantarex website shows a number of monitors that start CT, not all of them are YUV enabled. I would recommend you confirm the model number to check it is one that supports YUV.

For instance, this one doesn't.
http://www.hantarex.com/pdf/CTEQ3.pdf

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Thanks, from what I can make out, the guy who I'm buying from (friend of a friend) has a cable which came with the screen which connects component to the 9 pin connector. I know it definately has RGB scart so for the £100 I'm paying it'll be a great improvement over my knackered Fergusson 28" either way.
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