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Re: Apple IIc Questions
- Subject: Re: Apple IIc Questions
- From: mspaeth@athena.mit.edu (Mark C Spaeth)
- Date: 1997/11/13
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Massachvsetts Institvte of Technology
- References: <#8nr1rL78GA.54@upnetnews03> <648osc$rp9@login.freenet.columbus.oh.us> <64dq5e$5n3$1@eskinews.eskimo.com>
In article <64dq5e$5n3$1@eskinews.eskimo.com>,
Pete Dussin <peteyboy@eskimo.com> wrote:
|Dave Althoff (dalloff@freenet.columbus.oh.us) wrote:
|: Charles F. Downing (downingc@msn.com) wrote:
|: If your TV set has a VIDEO input, you can use that. If it doesn't...do
|: you have a VCR? Most of those have VIDEO inputs, and those will work.
|: Failing that, you can get an "RF Modulator" from Radio Shack for about $30
|: (outrageous, but it will work.). Any of those solutions will connect
|: directly to the RCA connector on the back of the //c.
|You know, I have tried this before, but it has never worked. It's like the
|//c doesn't put out enough signal. I tried the RF modulator AND the video
|in, and both have very, very faint pictures.
|
|Have other people gotten this to work?
I've used a tv as a monitor for my //c, (even with the monitor on, with a
homebrew y cable), and have watched movies and played nintendo on the
//c monitor...
...so things def work both ways :)