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Using a composite monitor

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From: Bill Bodenstein
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 1989 14:35
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Does any STer out there know of some type of connector/adaptor/circuit
to allow me to connect my 1040ST FM (with RF modulator builtin) to my
Commodore 1802 Composite monitor? Sure, I can do it thru the VCR, but
I'd prefer to keep the VCR in the other room. What I need is some type
of box that receives as input the RF signal and outputs an audio and
video signal. Anyone manage to do this on their own system?
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From: bode@mead.UUCP (Bill Bodenstein)
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Subject: Using a composite monitor
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Date: 28 Aug 89 14:35:31 GMT
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