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By 2003 this frequently lead to monitors that were drastically too bright, too dark or the wrong colour, and several of which whistled even when there was a video input (almost all whistle without one). This lead to a steady campaign (lead by [[Rowan de Pomerai]]) to get the monitor rack upgraded to something that actually showed accurate pictures. After much debate, deliberation and experimentation this was achieved in 2006 by the use of the [[VGA Converter Boxes]], allowing the worst of the cub monitors to be scrapped and the remainder relegated to secondary use on OBs and loans to other people. | By 2003 this frequently lead to monitors that were drastically too bright, too dark or the wrong colour, and several of which whistled even when there was a video input (almost all whistle without one). This lead to a steady campaign (lead by [[Rowan de Pomerai]]) to get the monitor rack upgraded to something that actually showed accurate pictures. After much debate, deliberation and experimentation this was achieved in 2006 by the use of the [[VGA Converter Boxes]], allowing the worst of the cub monitors to be scrapped and the remainder relegated to secondary use on OBs and loans to other people. | ||
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