MO Series Military Monitor

Rugged Mobile Monitors for Broadcast, Film, IT, Military, and Mobile Command, and Underwater.

Features

The MO-R1Q-XX is our entry-level class in the mobile monitors series. It features the V33x Quantum Controller Card, capable of handling VGA, Mini Display Port, and HDMI.
The MO-R1-XX class enters the upper-end of the mobile series by featuring the V23x Elite Controller Card. The Elite is capable of handling VGA, HDMI, YPbPr, and 3G-SDI. It’s perfect for the Broadcast Professional needing a light weight and rugged portable display.
The MO-EX-XX portable display solution adds a new dimension to our ever-expanding rugged monitor line. The MO-EX-XX is professionally sealed and rated IP68, rendering it submergible to a depth of 5 feet. Power and connective cables run through an umbilical line, making it great for short-term, shallow depth submersion and high-splash environments.

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