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Acorn AKF18

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The Acorn AKF18 is a 14-inch multisync colour monitor associated with the 1992 A3010 and A3020 computers. Its ability to sync at both 15kHz television frequency and 31kHz VGA frequency means it can display the full range of RISC OS modes, including those ordinary VGA monitors cannot show at all. This makes it important to the collection: the right companion to the Acorn machines and a particularly useful display for other low-frequency boxes. This one, although fully working, is rusty, filthy, and needs a full restoration.

Details

ManufacturerAcorn
ModelAKF18
Year1992
ConditionWorking
SourcePete Farm

Specs

Type CRT
Panel Shadow mask
Screen size 14"
Aspect 4:3
Resolution 1024×768
Refresh 90 Hz
Sync 15 kHz, 24 kHz, 31 kHz, 35 kHz, 38 kHz
Dot pitch 0.39 mm
Interface VGA (HD-15)
Picture Colour
Colour Off-white
Yellowing Heavily yellowed

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History

2026-08-31
summary: The Acorn AKF18 is a 14-inch multisync colour monitor associated with the 1992 … → The Acorn AKF18 is a 14-inch multisync colour monitor associated with the 1992 …
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2026-08-31
summary: Acorn’s AKF17 is a 14-inch colour CRT closely associated with the A3010 and A30… → The Acorn AKF18 is a 14-inch multisync colour monitor associated with the 1992 …
2026-08-31
Sync: 15 kHz, 31 kHz → 15 kHz, 24 kHz, 31 kHz, 35 kHz, 38 kHz
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Type: VGA → CRT Sync: (empty) → 15 kHz, 31 kHz
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condition: (empty) → Working source: (empty) → Pete Farm Screen size: (empty) → 14" Aspect: (empty) → 4:3 Resolution: (empty) → 1024×768 Refresh: (empty) → 90 Hz Dot pitch: (empty) → 0.39 mm Interface: (empty) → VGA (HD-15) Picture: (empty) → Colour Colour: (empty) → Off-white Yellowing: (empty) → Heavily yellowed
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