HELP people, otherwise I’ll give you money!!!

Help us out!
Where can you buy or get a color modulator for speck, and one that works in
the pal system.
I heard there are some in St. Petersburg, so this is how you can order it or something?

PS. Don't let a man die!!!

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05 March 01, 13:56 "Grigory Klimenko" wrote to "All":

GK> Where can you buy or get a color modulator for speck, and
GK> working in the system. I heard there are some in St. Petersburg, so this is how
GK> you can order or something else?
GK> PS. Don't let a man die!!!

People still watch black and white TV, but they haven't even heard of computers -
and they haven't given up. :)

But in general there were a bunch of schemes - as I understand it, none of them really work. I tried to collect one of these myself. So maybe you won’t find it.:(

See you.

05 Mar 01 13:56, Grigory Klimenko wrote to All:

GK> Where can you buy or get a color modulator for speck, and
GK> working in the pal system. I heard there are some in St. Petersburg, so how can
GK> be ordered or something else?

Why not connect directly? Otherwise it will turn out that 64x24 text will not be able to be read...

05 March 2001 you wrote here:

GK> Where can I buy or get a color modulator for speck, and
GK> working in the system. I heard there are some in St. Petersburg, so this is how
GK> can be ordered or something else?

I don’t know where I can get it ready-made, but there is a circuit in Radioamator 1/96.

All the best.
Roman. mail-to: roma...@wm.lg.ua
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AV> People still watch black-and-white TVs, but they haven’t
AV> heard about computers
AV> - and they haven’t given up. :)

And if I don’t connect it to a huge screen, I’ll definitely die >8)

AV> But in general there were a bunch of schemes - as I understand, none of them really work.
AV> myself tried to assemble one of these. So maybe you won’t find it.:(

Yes, in St. Petersburg on the SS'000 we connected a proprietary (I don’t remember whose exactly,
like Scorpov’s) modulator to the projector, so everything was OK!

KF> Why not connect directly? Otherwise, it will turn out that 64x24 text will not be able to be read by
KF>...

If I try to connect directly, I would hate to have my hands torn off>8)))
And it is not necessary to read 64-character text, the main thing is that the graphics
look good.

Wed 07-Mar-2001 00:06, you (2:5061/33.40) wrote a letter to Alexey Volyk:

GK> Yes, in St. Petersburg on the SS'000 we connected a proprietary (I don’t remember whose
GK> exactly, like Scorpov’s) modulator to the projector, so that’s all OK!

This black box is called “Nice”, they used to be on sale in the crowd every 20 meters
(including Zonov’s) and now they are probably on sale, I haven’t been there for a long time.

With best wishes, Vladimir.

GK> looked good.

For $10-15 you can probably buy an EGA monitor and convert it for spec.
The picture quality (for spec) is excellent. A high-quality color modulator for
PAL will cost about the same. And the TV probably also understands NTSC
.
I don’t know what about the frame rate of 50Hz for NTSC, but the quality of the color
picture
is better there compared to PAL.

07 Mar 01 00:06, Grigory Klimenko wrote to Alexey Volyk:

GK> Yes, in St. Petersburg on SS'000 we connected a proprietary (I don’t remember
GK> whose exactly, like Scorpov’s) modulator to the projector, so everything was OK!

I don’t know what was on the CC. And I saw Scorpov's - MASTDAY! And besides, he
was like SECAM.

VL> This black box is called “Nice”, it used to be sold in the crowd every 20
VL> meters (including Zonov’s) and is probably still being sold now,
VL> I haven’t been there for a long time.

Oh my goodness, so you should know exactly where you can get them!?!
And Can you order this disaster by mail???