Re: VGA TV

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From: Seed Area
Date: Sat, 02 Feb 1991 04:56

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  The October 1990 issue of Modern Electronics has a NTSC to RGB converter

  project. I ordered the kit  and built it in one evening. It works perfectly

  on my NEC Multisync monitor. A  VCR is used as the tuner. A stereo provides

   the sound. The complete kit was about 90 dollars.

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From: seed@SSD.HARRIS.COM (Seed Area)
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Subject: Re: VGA TV
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Date: 2 Feb 91 04:56:23 GMT
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