Mac 512k or SE board to TTL/RF adapter to TV

[Mark Benson]

I have stumbled across an interesting little dealie. I mentioned that 
compact Macs used TTL video and i was trying to get a TTL monitor to 
rig up one as a desktop case Mac. He produced an RF modulator that 
takes in TTL and outputs an RF PAL TV signal.

Soooo... I need to know where all the pins on the headers on a Mac 512k 
and an SE go to so I can use these spare boards I have lying around and 
maybe get em running. I figure the 12v and 5v lines from an LC PSU (of 
which I have tons) will suffice for the power, as it doesn't have a 
CRT.

Pinouts would be useful. Any other advice welcome.

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