> This can be dangerous, not only to him, but to the monitor & QL - he could > end up frying either or both of them. > Thanks for the warning. He's pretty clued up as an Elec.Eng. lecturer by trade, and his house has had live TV & radio chassis lying around more time than not over the years.
[One of my earliest memories is watching the coronation in 1953 on a 6" green screen, which he'd built from an ex-WD radar set using circuit diagrams from 'Practical Wireless'. I got into trouble (not hospital, remarkably) for poking something through one of the holes in the front of the case and losing it.] > However, there appears to [possibly] be a mistake in the manual, as the pin > functions were given in 'QL world' (May 1987) differently: Is it possible the QL World version came from "p31 of the Concepts section of the QL User guide"? The 15MB QL Service Manual says in para 1.1 of page A1 under "monitor connections" that its version replaces those in the User Guide. Anyone care to hazard a guess as to which is right? Anyway, pin 5 won't have a signal if QL World is right. Regards, Alan T ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Newson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:11 PM Subject: Re: [ql-users] Monitor connections
