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NTSC->Composite

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From: Oliver J. Thomas
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 1991 16:16
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Hi.Does anyone have plans for an NTSC to composite converter? I would need
something that takes coax VHF output from a Cable box and converts it to a
composite video and audio signal. Sort of a VCR without the..well..VCR.
Perhaps Radio Electronics ran something like this?

	Thanks for any pointers,

		Oliver
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From: othomas@athena.mit.edu (Oliver J. Thomas)
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Subject: NTSC->Composite
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Date: 18 Jun 91 16:16:07 GMT
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