On 23 Nov 99 at 0:00, Automatic digest processor wrote:
>>I have an ancient Tandy 1400FD XT notebook, which has a nine-pin RGB (CGA)
>>output. I'd like to connect it to a TV but it doesn't have the "normal" CGA
>>RF output connector.
>>
>>Is it possible / cheap / easy to make an adapter from the nine pin RGB
>>output to a TV antena input?
>>
>>Thanks
Paul,
IIRC, a true RGB connector (at least the one on a Commodore 128) has
an NTSC composite monochrome output that could be fed through the
composite input of a VCR and viewed on a TV (in black and white
though). I think CGA lacks this feature, but I do have a file that
describes how to fabricate a circuit to convert CGA to composite
monochrome which would allow you to route the signal through a VCR
and hence to a TV. Would this be of help? Let me know and I will
forward it to you.
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
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