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Re: 1040 & composite monitors

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From: ModemUserGroupChairman
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1986 00:57
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	I built a little board that would generate composite video
output from the RGB that the ST provides, using an MC1377 and very little
other components. The board is still lying around (I don't have a colour
monitor, and the board was originally designed for someone else) and I
have the schematics I used. If people are interested, send me a SASE and
I'll mail you photocopies of the schematics. If you are handy with a soldering
iron, the construction should be quite straight-forward.

	You may mail me at:

			Anees Munshi
			58 York Road
			Weston, Ontario
			M9R 3E6
			(416) 246-0670


	-anees

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	Anees Munshi
	@ University of Toronto Engineering Comp. Facility :A
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Subject: Re: 1040 & composite monitors
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Date: Mon, 24-Nov-86 19:57:02 EST
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