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VCS AV Mod
Started by Desolate One, Sep 24 2003 8:48 PM
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Posted Wed Sep 24, 2003 8:48 PM
WOW! I didn't know this mod was so easy and had such results! It was especially easy since I used CPUWIZ's custom PCB for my mod. The thing worked flawlessly first time around! If you guys are to intimidated by by opening up your VSC, don't be. Well I think I'm going to go play some Frogger now...
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 12:11 AM
Desolate One said:
WOW! I didn't know this mod was so easy and had such results! It was especially easy since I used CPUWIZ's custom PCB for my mod. The thing worked flawlessly first time around! If you guys are to intimidated by by opening up your VSC, don't be. Well I think I'm going to go play some Frogger now...
CPUWIZ's custom PCB??
I wanna see!
I need to mod my 2600, 5200, & 7800! I've got lots of spare 2600s, so I'm fine doing that myself, but I've only got 3 5200s(2 4-ports, 1 2-port) and 2 7800s, hope to be able to sell/trade one of these thou, so 1 easily modded 5200 & 1 7800, I'm not sure I want to crack them open just yet.
Would like more practice before I do them. I'd like to really start working on some of these projects I've got piling up.
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 7:41 AM
I don't have a picture of the final product here (at work) but here's a pic I found CPUWIZ post some time ago.
If you want when I get home I can post some pictures of my final product using his circuit.
If you want when I get home I can post some pictures of my final product using his circuit.
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 11:42 AM
Uh oh, thank you. This is just a board to make the Heckendorn mod even easier to do. 
I am waiting for all the "that mod is crap" posts now.
I am waiting for all the "that mod is crap" posts now.
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 12:38 PM
Wow...that mod is crap! 
But I guess they're all crap...except for whichever one works for you personally. Oh yeah. And mine. Mine's not crap.
-Chris
But I guess they're all crap...except for whichever one works for you personally. Oh yeah. And mine. Mine's not crap.
-Chris
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 12:43 PM
Gimme.
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 5:08 PM
So how many different composite video mods are there for the 2600?
Whats the best?
And are those pots in the above pic?
Whats the purpose of that PCB?
Whats the best?
And are those pots in the above pic?
Whats the purpose of that PCB?
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 5:59 PM
Chris's upcoming mod is going to be the end-all solution.
Yes, those are pots to adjust the video. You can look at the diagram for the mod on the VCSP site. I just made a PCB for it to make it a little neater.
Yes, those are pots to adjust the video. You can look at the diagram for the mod on the VCSP site. I just made a PCB for it to make it a little neater.
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Posted Thu Sep 25, 2003 9:39 PM
CPUWIZ said:
Chris's upcoming mod is going to be the end-all solution.
Yes, those are pots to adjust the video. You can look at the diagram for the mod on the VCSP site. I just made a PCB for it to make it a little neater.
Yes, those are pots to adjust the video. You can look at the diagram for the mod on the VCSP site. I just made a PCB for it to make it a little neater.
Much neater and much easier!
Although I would like to check out this new mod you mention. Just for the hell of it since now I'm over that "don't break anything you can't fix" fear.
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Posted Wed Oct 8, 2003 10:08 PM
i havea question that is totally unrelated, but what are the chips sitting on top of in this pic: http://www.cpuwiz.co...es/videoout.jpg
Thanks,
Jeff
Thanks,
Jeff
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Posted Wed Oct 8, 2003 10:11 PM
No chips. One 22-ohm resistor and two 1k potentiometers.
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Posted Sun Nov 2, 2003 12:29 AM
Desolate One said:
No chips. One 22-ohm resistor and two 1k potentiometers.
lol, but what are those on top of?Thanks,
Jeff
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Posted Tue Nov 4, 2003 10:06 AM
you mean cpuwiz' circuit board? a pcb? the thing being discussed in this thread? honestly, kids now-a-days
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Posted Wed Nov 5, 2003 7:48 AM
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lol, but what are those on top of?
It looks like one of those plastic covers for flourescent light fixtures.
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Posted Wed Nov 5, 2003 1:09 PM
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lol, but what are those on top of?
It looks like one of those plastic covers for flourescent light fixtures.
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Actually, it's a metal suitcase.
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