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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?

"Composite video and audio" IS baseband NTSC.  What you're looking for is
something that takes the NTSC-modulated signal on channel 3 or 4 coming out
of the VCR/cable box and converts it to baseband - in other words, a tuner.  
Tuners are available all over da place - you can pick 'em up from the surplus 
stores for a song (and maybe a dance or two, depending on the quality of your 
singing).  Feed a solid-state tuner a little bit of the right voltage(s),
and you'll be able to pick the video and audio right off (usually from separate
jacks - or did you want to leave the audio in the video signal?).



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