TV/Monitor/VGA suggestions/solutions?

[yamimarik]

Warning: this message is 258 words please read to help a guy who just wants to play his wii

Hi I’m currently in the UK.

I've ordered my NTSC Wii from eBay along with a game and classic controller and will arrive at the latest march 8th.

I have a 21" standard full screen goods man TV however sound is quite
bad and main supply is only 50 GHz.

And not positive if it has NTSC 3.58. I don't plan to use this TV for long and am in need of a TV that is 22-32 inches widescreen or full screen but I’m pretty sure I want a flat screen.

The TV has to have NTSC 3.58 and most of the ones I’ve looked at are 100GHz so no flickering problems.

I also have a 0-100 watts power converter. I've heard the Wii is 53 watts shouldn't be a problem works with my 110v game boy advance power plug just fine.

My Price range is from £50-£300.

Also wondering if anyone else imported a Wii and if they use it with a TV which one did they get and how much? If I can't seem to find a reasonable priced one or one that doesn't support 3.58, I will try to get a VGA converter to hook up to my monitor.

My monitor is an AOC 19" flat screen with 8ms response rate 50-60GHz.

I would like to know if you imported a NTSC Wii and if you hook it up to either a TV or computer what you used and what brand and model of TV/VGA converter did you use? Thanks for reading my long message.

[yamimarik]

Anybody?

[EvilBoris]

I think you'd be hard pressed to find a new CRT that didn't support NTSC nowadays.

You could use a vga transcoder to hook up a Wii to a pc monitor for an excellent picture, it would require a set of wii componant leads too and would be restricted to games that had 480p support.http://www.vdigi.com/

[yamimarik]

Yah I'm hoping all new tvs have NTSC 3.58, however the transcoder limited to only 480p games, that probably won't work for me not all my gamecube games are that. Thanks I was also hoping if somebody could say their tv that they were using there imported NTSC Wii. Thanks.