Scart cables keep coming up on ebay, you might consider adding them to your catalog.
These pages give pretty good detail on the wiring of bothe composite and full RGB and you might be able to come to an arrangement with the author for production on demand.
http://www.fruitcake.plus.com/Sinclair/ ... TCable.htm
I don't have a flat panel, but I made up the composite lead for my toaster and it works really well with my fat telly. A little bit of colour bleed but nothing like coming in through the ariel. Doing a full RGB cable should give a fantastic picture but my telly needs the volts on the line to tell it to switch to RGB (I think).
You could also design/offer circuit boards to entirely replace the modulator in 16/48/+ with a composite/RGB out, then no one should have bother with new TVs.
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We already offer a composite video kit - just waiting on DEATH to get them made !!dekh wrote:You could also design/offer circuit boards to entirely replace the modulator in 16/48/+ with a composite/RGB out, then no one should have bother with new TVs.
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Re: Scart Cables
Would there be much in it to make it composite and rgb? Without the voltage supply for switching it looks like it is just a few resistors and diodes. If the circuit can fit in the head of a scart lead it should fit easily where the rf modulator is,
Just a thought.
Then the cable could be a lot simpler. Just the wires.
But I was suggesting you offer the cables suitable for 128 +2 +2a +3 as product on your site.
Just a thought.
Then the cable could be a lot simpler. Just the wires.
But I was suggesting you offer the cables suitable for 128 +2 +2a +3 as product on your site.
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Re: Scart Cables
This would be a fantastic improvement.RWAP wrote:We already offer a composite video kit - just waiting on DEATH to get them made !!dekh wrote:You could also design/offer circuit boards to entirely replace the modulator in 16/48/+ with a composite/RGB out, then no one should have bother with new TVs.