Pics.
The monitor looked great in person at 640x480@59Hz, but my camera made it dim.

Looked great at 800x600@60Hz too.

When I took the case off this was the tube inside:



I haven't checked the tube's pins to see if they match a compact Mac's. I hate to mess with yokes; everything seems so fragile and pointy and shocky in there.
It looked like it would bolt right into a tubeless Classic body I had handy...

So I popped it in there!

It fits perfectly. No gaps in the bezel or anything.
I hooked it up to an LC475 at 800x600@56Hz and it looks very nice.

I need to fiddle with the contrast and brightness a bit, but those knobs were on the front, so it'll take some screw-driving to tune it now.
All-in-all a fairly easy and successful procedure
The monitor looked great in person at 640x480@59Hz, but my camera made it dim.

Looked great at 800x600@60Hz too.

When I took the case off this was the tube inside:



I haven't checked the tube's pins to see if they match a compact Mac's. I hate to mess with yokes; everything seems so fragile and pointy and shocky in there.
It looked like it would bolt right into a tubeless Classic body I had handy...

So I popped it in there!

It fits perfectly. No gaps in the bezel or anything.
I hooked it up to an LC475 at 800x600@56Hz and it looks very nice.

I need to fiddle with the contrast and brightness a bit, but those knobs were on the front, so it'll take some screw-driving to tune it now.
All-in-all a fairly easy and successful procedure