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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Norman/
>> I know of no way a QL would zap a monitor. The other way round is
>> *very* common (8-)#
> Yes, but my knowledge of electronics and what can and cannot be done is very
> very limited so while it is possible that the QL might not zap the monitor, I
> could equally connect the cable up wrongly and feed 12v up the wrong wire -
> or something similar.
>
> A TV will do for testing :o)
There are no high voltages on the monitor connection - just benign TTL
(ie below 5V).
Even you could do nothing to the monitor (8-)#
Tony
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