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Grogster

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Joined: 31/12/2012
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Posted: 06:52am 09 Sep 2026
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Hi all.  

This is a good LCD screen.

NOT the cheapest, but the cheap ones are cheap for a reason......they are cheap!

I've tried a few 10" LCD's over the years, and many were sub-standard, especially with respect to the backlight - many are pretty bad, with washed-out backlight giving uneven display.  This one is really very good.  

VGA, HDMI(with sound support!), Composite video and stereo audio input, USB, BNC.
SPEAKERS inside! (MANY cheap LCD's DON'T have the internal speakers)








Price for this, is really rather good too.
Comes well packaged and in it's own cardboard box thing.

Good 10" LCD......
Smoke makes things work. When the smoke gets out, it stops!
 
Andrew_G
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Joined: 18/10/2016
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Posted: 07:21am 09 Sep 2026
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Thanks Grogs,
x1 on its way for me.

Cheers,

Andrew
 
Bryan1

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Joined: 22/02/2006
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Posted: 07:54am 09 Sep 2026
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Grog's I got a 10.1" IPS LCD touch screen on ebay for $114 and got it a week later so Oz seller and when I mounted a pico 3 on the back and booted it up USB touch just worked, now the best part it only draws 5 watts so with the C USB on the pico3 supply 's all the power needed. I bought an el cheapo 20 watt power cell and can get 5 hours life from it running my club.py.

can provide a link if wanted.

Regards Bryan
 
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