Zephyrnoid
Veteran
Manhattan LCD 7.2" HD Field Monitor ( DIY ) One of A Kind!
This is the second of two that I built from kits offered by Manhattan LCD (long before the LCD monitor frenzy took off.
I will never recover the time spend making this
but I'll be happy enough if it goes to a good home and gets some use. I tested it and of course used it, but only three or four times. No wear and tear at all.
It's built around a Sharp 7.2 Panel and has dual Component, HDMI & VGA IN and a single Plug-In Power jack for use with Tekkeon MP3450 or any 9-12V DC power source that terminates in a plug (5.2mm OD/2.5 ID).
Included in this unique offer:
1, 7.2" Monitor as shown but with a 1/4"-20 bottom mount (MagMount system shown is NOT included)
1, IR remote control unit. not shown
1, plug-in-power adapter for Tekkeon MP3450 batteries ( you furnish the cable and battery )
1, folding padded shun-shade/screen protector. Also DIY but clean and unused. not shown
1, folding snoot for extreme sun use. Fabulous DIY ( Patent Pending )- not shown
Here's the specs page...
Section: HD072A - Features & Specifications
MANHATTAN LCD
From HD072A USER MANUAL - ALL PIXELWORKS CONTROLLER MONITORS
Key Features:
7.2 LCD is real HD (1024x600)
Case: Customized Neilsen 35 T6 Aluminum- Satin Finish
Case Dimensions: 7.5" Wide, 7" High, 2" Deep
HD072A Specifications:
Screen Size: 7.2” Diagonal
Screen Architecture: WXGA (1024X600 Pixels)
Contrast Ratio: 300:1
Brightness: 500 nits
HDCP: YES
HDMI: 2 Inputs, Supports 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i
VGA: 1 Input. Support For Following Image Resolutions:
640x480/800x600/1024x768/1280x720/1280x768/1280x1024/1366x768/1920x1080
Component: 2 Inputs, Supports 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i
Power: 12v DC
Power Consumption: < 20 Watts
Asking $275 (firm) + shipping by quotation.
I prefer bank checks and USPS MO, but will accept PayPal with a $3.00 surcharge
Local pick up from 20879 welcome!
I can shoot a demo video upon request of a SERIOUS buyer. As you all know, time is money and I can loose my shirt shooting a demo
FYI. I did sell my other DIY monitor and you are welcome to contact the buyer of that one for feedback.
This is the second of two that I built from kits offered by Manhattan LCD (long before the LCD monitor frenzy took off.
I will never recover the time spend making this
but I'll be happy enough if it goes to a good home and gets some use. I tested it and of course used it, but only three or four times. No wear and tear at all.It's built around a Sharp 7.2 Panel and has dual Component, HDMI & VGA IN and a single Plug-In Power jack for use with Tekkeon MP3450 or any 9-12V DC power source that terminates in a plug (5.2mm OD/2.5 ID).
Included in this unique offer:
1, 7.2" Monitor as shown but with a 1/4"-20 bottom mount (MagMount system shown is NOT included)
1, IR remote control unit. not shown
1, plug-in-power adapter for Tekkeon MP3450 batteries ( you furnish the cable and battery )
1, folding padded shun-shade/screen protector. Also DIY but clean and unused. not shown
1, folding snoot for extreme sun use. Fabulous DIY ( Patent Pending )- not shown
Here's the specs page...
Section: HD072A - Features & Specifications
MANHATTAN LCD
From HD072A USER MANUAL - ALL PIXELWORKS CONTROLLER MONITORS
Key Features:
7.2 LCD is real HD (1024x600)
Case: Customized Neilsen 35 T6 Aluminum- Satin Finish
Case Dimensions: 7.5" Wide, 7" High, 2" Deep
HD072A Specifications:
Screen Size: 7.2” Diagonal
Screen Architecture: WXGA (1024X600 Pixels)
Contrast Ratio: 300:1
Brightness: 500 nits
HDCP: YES
HDMI: 2 Inputs, Supports 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i
VGA: 1 Input. Support For Following Image Resolutions:
640x480/800x600/1024x768/1280x720/1280x768/1280x1024/1366x768/1920x1080
Component: 2 Inputs, Supports 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480p, 480i
Power: 12v DC
Power Consumption: < 20 Watts
Asking $275 (firm) + shipping by quotation.
I prefer bank checks and USPS MO, but will accept PayPal with a $3.00 surcharge
Local pick up from 20879 welcome!
I can shoot a demo video upon request of a SERIOUS buyer. As you all know, time is money and I can loose my shirt shooting a demo
FYI. I did sell my other DIY monitor and you are welcome to contact the buyer of that one for feedback.
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