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[acertain]

I purchased the Longhorn board via http://electronicsen...ntalities.com/. The instructions there (http://electronicsen...structions.html) say to remove a capacitor and resistor on the 2600 main board. The instructions on the Longhorn site (http://www.longhorne...ds/L6switchNTSC) make no mention of that. I noticed that the instructions on the LH site show a 2.2E rev board and I have 2.2G. Is that the difference? Should I remove those components or not?

Thanks.

Andrew

[acertain]

In case other people find this posting searching for the same answer, I didn't remove the components and everything works great for composite video. I haven't tried S-video. Also, I wasn't sure how heavy gauge wire I needed and ended up using Cat-5e wire, and that seems to be working fine as well (I have +5v and GND wired with 18-gauge, but that was too heavy for everything else and I didn't have anything between 18-gauge and the cat-5). I was worried that it would be too light-weight, but it seems to work fine.

Andrew

[flammingcowz]

From what I have heard, removing those stops it from recombining the video and sending it to the RF output when it doesn't need to. This should clean up the video a little also.

[zylon]

What I did was remove the modulator instead of the components. I needed it for my Video Pinball unit.

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