Apple Color Composite IIe monitor. I had a new-old-stock analog board but it wouldn't power on. So I ended up swapping the flyback transformer from the NOS board to my old board. I'm surprised it worked.
The monitor is 10x quieter than before. It was almost whisper quiet, but if you walk to the rear of the monitor, you can hear it. So I think my next step is to buy some sound dampening foam and stuff it in there. There's plenty of room in the rear bucket.
http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/showthread.php?45725-Help-me-diagnose-this-Apple-Color-Composite-Monitor-IIe
Now I've run into the problem that of all the software titles in the world, my absolutely favorite game in the universe isn't compatible with my Apple II accelerator. Sigh.
The monitor is 10x quieter than before. It was almost whisper quiet, but if you walk to the rear of the monitor, you can hear it. So I think my next step is to buy some sound dampening foam and stuff it in there. There's plenty of room in the rear bucket.
http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/showthread.php?45725-Help-me-diagnose-this-Apple-Color-Composite-Monitor-IIe
Now I've run into the problem that of all the software titles in the world, my absolutely favorite game in the universe isn't compatible with my Apple II accelerator. Sigh.