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    Cool

    here is the webite, http://www.kmrtech.com/cables2.html ,you should be able to find a close replacement here by picture.
    Hope this helps. I used to fix tv's so fixing monitors came naturally for me.
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    Originally posted by cabal
    here is the webite, http://www.kmrtech.com/cables2.html ,you should be able to find a close replacement here by picture.
    Hope this helps. I used to fix tv's so fixing monitors came naturally for me.
    Damn that site rocks! Thanks a bunch! Mine isn't exactly like one of them, but they do explain modifications very well, and great prices!

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    http://www.bithose.com/serfaq/REPAIR...ml#MONFAQI_016

    "Computer Component Source (see the section: "Repair parts sources" is one
    supplier of replacement cables.

    A&G Computerware claims to have replacement cables for over 800 models covering
    119 monitor manufacturers. They also offer to replicate an existing cable if
    they don't have what you need. I have no idea of pricing.

    * A+G Computerware
    D10 Commericlal Avenue, Sanley Green Industrial Estate
    Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire SK8 6QH, United Kingdom
    Phone:+44 0161 486 0032
    Fax: +44 0161 486 1197
    Web: http://www.monitor-cables.com/"

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    Angry

    Link doesn't work, though.
    Hey UK, this place still in operation?

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    Ya_Know try a recycle station were they dismantle electronic goods. Perhaps they can spare a replacement cable.
    Other option: a shop that take in old monitors for recycling.

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