[Coco] again: CoCo RGB to VGA conversion

[Kevin Diggs]

Hi,

	But would it be enough to simulate the fuzziness of the CM-8?

					kevin

jdaggett at gate.net wrote:
> RJRTTY 
> 
> A one farrad cap depending on voltage rating can be very small. 
> Pager designs that I did used a 0.22 F cap that was rated 3 VDC 
> and no biggfer than many hearing aid batteries. About 8 mm in 
> diameter and 4 mm thick. The company did have a 1 F at 2.5VDc 
> that was about the size of the large lithium coin cell batteries. 
> (CR233?).
> 
> james
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> On 18 Aug 2004 at 23:23, RJRTTY at aol.com wrote:
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> conversion
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>>Friends
>>
>>      >I do agree that without special processing the display will
>>      >look different from the CrapMaster-8. It would probably be
>>      possible >to add some horizontal "fuzz" to more closely simulate
>>      the CM-8
>>
>>
>>     I think the term you are looking for is broadband noise which can
>>easily be introduced with the proper filtering.
>>
>>      >(perhaps adding a 1F capacitor to the output lines would match
>>      the >CM-8). 
>>
>>
>>     At the risk of sounding like a smart a** ,a one farad capacitor
>>     would
>>probably be about the size of a washing machine  :)
>>
>>    I am going to take a chance and purchase  the XRGB-2 Plus
>>upscan converter.  I will report on my results when I try it
>>with the coco3.
>>
>>Roy
>>
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