Re: Apple IIc and Television

[nathan@cco.caltech.edu (Nathan Mates)]

In article <4p8lr1$c5n@online.dct.com>,
Kevin J. Steele <kjsteele@dct.com> wrote:
>I would like to hook my Apple IIc to my television set.  Do I need
>the adapter that Apple manufactured or can I run down to radio shack
>an pick up something that will work?

   There are RF adapters that'll convert a RF signal sent out by any
device (//c, game console, VCR, etc) into a signal on channel 3 or 4
for TVs. You may be able to find one, however if you've already got a
VCR, most of them have a 'video in' connection, which is a RCA phono
jack. Connecting to that is probably the easiest.

   With one cable from the //c's video out thru a vcr or a
converter/adapter does have this problem: video only, no sound. If the
//c has a headphone jack, you can probably connect a mono Y cable to
the VCR's audio R/L in.

Nathan Mates
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