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ianhumph · 28th Aug 2011, 12:41 pm

Thank you for the information Studio263. Just what I've been looking for!

The instruction you give is so very clear and concise.

I've been thinking of purchasing a modulator for a good few weeks now, but my finances are so tight for the foreseable, that I can't see it happening any time soon. I've been fighting a seemingly losing battle, trying to find how to inject video into one of those cheapy (not vintage.. boo!) 5" b&w tv/radio combis!

I've heard of this method before, and always thought it 'do-able'- just didn't have the 'know-how' till now!

Going down the route of using an ac/dc multi-adaptor or something equally suitable (I'm pretty sure I've something I can put my hand on in one of my 'bits boxes') would be the best option in my case- then I'm all set for something with a little more of a vintage flavour!

All the very best.

Ian

28th Aug 2011, 12:41 pm	#3
ianhumph Triode Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Denbighshire, North Wales Posts: 48	Re: Easy UHF RF modulator Thank you for the information Studio263. Just what I've been looking for! The instruction you give is so very clear and concise. I've been thinking of purchasing a modulator for a good few weeks now, but my finances are so tight for the foreseable, that I can't see it happening any time soon. I've been fighting a seemingly losing battle, trying to find how to inject video into one of those cheapy (not vintage.. boo!) 5" b&w tv/radio combis! I've heard of this method before, and always thought it 'do-able'- just didn't have the 'know-how' till now! Going down the route of using an ac/dc multi-adaptor or something equally suitable (I'm pretty sure I've something I can put my hand on in one of my 'bits boxes') would be the best option in my case- then I'm all set for something with a little more of a vintage flavour! All the very best. Ian __________________ I used to be indecisive; now I'm not so sure......