[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > In a message dated 26/01/99 23:22:31, you write: > > >My Sam produces no composite video output signal if the 12V is not present. > >Without it my Sam is not functional to any useful extent. And if I bought a > >new PSU then Format wouldn't guarantee the 12V line? Boy, am I glad I > >bought those Greenweld PSUs as soon as I did. > > > >Andrew > > That is not what I said, I said that SAM Elites were not guaranteed to have a > TV output. All replacement PSUs sold do have full UHF output and 12v lines > working. > > -- > Bob. OK, now I've deleted the original message, but I am fairly certain you did in fact say there was no guarantee on the 12v line, and that the Elite is being sold as a SCART machine?
I don't want to get into any kind of arguement here, but... Can we *try* to clarify exactly what does and does not work in your stock? If you're selling the Elite as a SCART machine, which does not need a 12v line, why get uppity when someone simply says that they are glad that they had bought a fully functional including-the-12v-line Greenweld PSU. Especially since I got the impression that they're now sold out so most, if not all replacement PSU business will be coming to you anyway. Also *how* can you *not* guarantee a TV output on a machine which *has a TV arial plug?* If it's supposed to be a SCART machine, why not remove the cable to avoid 'confusion'? Then again, I'm confused having read your response above, so it'll probably only get worse... Ah, screw it. I don't care. Leave it to those who understand ;-P
