I have a brand new 19" crt tube monitor in the box. It is cga resolution and has a standard vga connector. It may be a stock replacement for the factory monitor, but since I don't have a pin 2000,
I have no way to test this.

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I'll have to look. Its out in the shop and with it being 2 degrees outside i'm not real motivated to
go out and look.
I know on klov forums I saw a diagram outlining the vga connections.
Im also sure a quick google search would come up with it as well.
I almost bought a rfm last year and was going to test it/keep it for future use?
I believe I know where 1 more is as well if this works.

I just tried to get in my other workshop but the snow and ice have the door blocked so I cant even get in. Going from memory, it is an eygo monitor (wei ya). It may be ega instead of cga?
I do remember it having a vga connector. Years ago I pulled it from the box and hooked it to a computer to try it for a mame project. It came up great but wouldn't sync to the vga computer signal.
I believe it will sync at 640x480 but never tried to adjust anything.
I put it back in the box and when I can melt enough ice to get in there, ill pull it out.
Im curious as to what it can be used for as well.
It came from an operator so it definitely has a gaming purpose.