A monitor like the NEC Multisync and Multisync II can support this since they support horizontal sync rates that low. I think that resolution should read as 720x364 though (some sites reverse the numbers for some reason). The horizontal scan rate matches up.
Wire to composite signal to the R, G, and B pins (since its monochrome). A sync on green monitor should "just work", if you need composite sync on a separate pin, use a LM1881 circuit to strip the video and feed the sync output to the appropriate pin on the monitor.
Hmm, that horizontal scan rate is VERY close to EGA rates. Assuming the signal is analog levels and not TTL, something like the GBS-8220 can upscale it with just a cable.
Wire to composite signal to the R, G, and B pins (since its monochrome). A sync on green monitor should "just work", if you need composite sync on a separate pin, use a LM1881 circuit to strip the video and feed the sync output to the appropriate pin on the monitor.
Hmm, that horizontal scan rate is VERY close to EGA rates. Assuming the signal is analog levels and not TTL, something like the GBS-8220 can upscale it with just a cable.