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The '''Sharp 9H102''' is a 9" consumer CRT first introduced around 1983<ref>https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/sharp_9h102.html</ref>. Like many small CRTs, it can be operated on either AC voltage from a wall outlet or a 12V DC power supply for use in a vehicle. Unusually for its vintage, it has 300 ohm connections for both UHF and VHF ''and'' composite video. | The '''Sharp 9H102''' is a 9" consumer CRT first introduced around 1983<ref>https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/sharp_9h102.html</ref>. Like many small CRTs, it can be operated on either AC voltage from a wall outlet or a 12V DC power supply for use in a vehicle. Unusually for its vintage, it has 300 ohm connections for both UHF and VHF ''and'' has a composite video input. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Revision as of 18:00, 12 December 2023
9H102
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Sharp |
| Type | Consumer |
| Size | 9" |
| Regions | NTSC |
| 240p/480i | Yes |
| 480p | No |
| 720p | No |
| 1080i | No |
| Vsync | 60 Hz |
| Widescreen | No |
| Composite | Yes |
| S-Video | No |
| Component | No |
| Speakers | Mono |
| Earliest Date | c. 1983 |
The Sharp 9H102 is a 9" consumer CRT first introduced around 1983[1]. Like many small CRTs, it can be operated on either AC voltage from a wall outlet or a 12V DC power supply for use in a vehicle. Unusually for its vintage, it has 300 ohm connections for both UHF and VHF and has a composite video input.
Gallery
Head-on view. Note that one of the channel buttons has had its finish worn off.
Rear connections.
