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On Feb 6, 8:50�pm, "Tzortzakakis Dimitrios" <nowh***@noone.com> wrote:
> ? "kontiki" <mrph***@aol.com> ?????? ??? ??????news:1170789888.906054.323***@v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...>   Hi, is it possible to connect a camera (scart plug) to a TV with
> > only an
> > RCA? antenna input?
> > Camera: standard scart.
> > TV :  GEC C1405H   (Hitachi NP84CQ board) only input aerial socket?
> > I dont mind changing anything on the TV its only to be used as a
> > camera monitor..the scart connector can go as well if not required!
> > Any suggestions would help..{space is at a premium and old VCR
> > wont fit in?}
> >                     with thanks,
>
> It is very easy, with an RF modulator.That will take the AV signal and
> transfer it to antenna signal.The problem is that it is quite expensive,
> like 18 euros.
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> On Feb 6, 8:50ïÿ½pm, "Tzortzakakis Dimitrios" <nowh***@noone.com> wrote:
>> ? "kontiki" <mrph***@aol.com> ?????? ???
>> ??????news:1170789888.906054.323***@v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...> ?s it
>> possible to connect a camera (scart plug) to a TV with
>>> only an
>>> RCA? antenna input?
>>> Camera: standard scart.
>>> TV : ?405H ?chi NP84CQ board) only input aerial socket?
>>> I dont mind changing anything on the TV its only to be used as a
>>> camera monitor..the scart connector can go as well if not required!
>>> Any suggestions would help..{space is at a premium and old VCR
>>> wont fit in?}
>>> ? ? ?h thanks,
>>
>> It is very easy, with an RF modulator.That will take the AV signal and
>> transfer it to antenna signal.The problem is that it is quite expensive,
>> like 18 euros.
>>
>> --
>> Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
>> major in electrical engineering
>> mechanized infantry reservist
>> dimtzort AT otenet DOT gr
>>
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> Thank you for your reply...Tzortzakakis Dimitrios ,where can I get a
> schematic of a Modulator ?
> I believe the chassis has an "empty " space on the rear for a multi
> pin connector I could try to fit one ! Looks like 7/8 pin round
> connector? (old type scart?) TV must be circa 1984/5 ?

> On 2/06/2007, kontiki posted this:
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> > On Feb 6, 8:50???pm, "Tzortzakakis Dimitrios" <nowh***@noone.com> wrote:
> >> ? "kontiki" <mrph***@aol.com> ?????? ???
> >> ??????news:1170789888.906054.323***@v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...> ?s it
> >> possible to connect a camera (scart plug) to a TV with
> >>> only an
> >>> RCA? antenna input?
> >>> Camera: standard scart.
> >>> TV : ?405H ?chi NP84CQ board) only input aerial socket?
> >>> I dont mind changing anything on the TV its only to be used as a
> >>> camera monitor..the scart connector can go as well if not required!
> >>> Any suggestions would help..{space is at a premium and old VCR
> >>> wont fit in?}
> >>> ? ? ?h thanks,
>
> >> It is very easy, with an RF modulator.That will take the AV signal and
> >> transfer it to antenna signal.The problem is that it is quite expensive,
> >> like 18 euros.
>
> >> --
> >> Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
> >> major in electrical engineering
> >> mechanized infantry reservist
> >> dimtzort AT otenet DOT gr
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> > Thank you for your reply...Tzortzakakis Dimitrios ,where can I get a
> > schematic of a Modulator ?
> > I believe the chassis has an "empty " space on the rear for a multi
> > pin connector I could try to fit one ! Looks like 7/8 pin round
> > connector? (old type scart?) TV must be circa 1984/5 ?
>
> You would need to get a schematic of your TV set to find out what the
> multi-pin connector is for. If it happens to accept audio and video
> signals, you could do what you suggest. However the odds are that the
> internal electronics components needed for such a connection are not
> present, so soldering in a connector would be of no value.
>
> It is unlikely that you could buy the components to make an RF
> modulator as cheaply as you could buy the product itself - not to
> mention how hard it might be to make a decent case & power unit for it.
>
> Just go to your local electronics store similar to Radio Shack here in
> the US. In fact, I recall seeing a Radio Shack in Paris a few years
> ago, so maybe you could even go to a Radio Shack near home. BTW,
> modulators run from $US20 to $US60 where I live.
>
> --
> Gene E. Bloch (Gino)
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> On 6 Feb, 23:24, Gene E. Bloch <spamf...@nobody.invalid> wrote:
>> On 2/06/2007, kontiki posted this:
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>>> On Feb 6, 8:50???pm, "Tzortzakakis Dimitrios" <nowh***@noone.com> wrote:
>>>> ? "kontiki" <mrph***@aol.com> ?????? ???
>>>> ??????news:1170789888.906054.323***@v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...> ?s it
>>>> possible to connect a camera (scart plug) to a TV with
>>>>> only an
>>>>> RCA? antenna input?
>>>>> Camera: standard scart.
>>>>> TV : ?405H ?chi NP84CQ board) only input aerial socket?
>>>>> I dont mind changing anything on the TV its only to be used as a
>>>>> camera monitor..the scart connector can go as well if not required!
>>>>> Any suggestions would help..{space is at a premium and old VCR
>>>>> wont fit in?}
>>>>> ? ? ?h thanks,
>>
>>>> It is very easy, with an RF modulator.That will take the AV signal and
>>>> transfer it to antenna signal.The problem is that it is quite expensive,
>>>> like 18 euros.
>>
>>>> --
>>>> Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
>>>> major in electrical engineering
>>>> mechanized infantry reservist
>>>> dimtzort AT otenet DOT gr
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>>> Thank you for your reply...Tzortzakakis Dimitrios ,where can I get a
>>> schematic of a Modulator ?
>>> I believe the chassis has an "empty " space on the rear for a multi
>>> pin connector I could try to fit one ! Looks like 7/8 pin round
>>> connector? (old type scart?) TV must be circa 1984/5 ?
>>
>> You would need to get a schematic of your TV set to find out what the
>> multi-pin connector is for. If it happens to accept audio and video
>> signals, you could do what you suggest. However the odds are that the
>> internal electronics components needed for such a connection are not
>> present, so soldering in a connector would be of no value.
>>
>> It is unlikely that you could buy the components to make an RF
>> modulator as cheaply as you could buy the product itself - not to
>> mention how hard it might be to make a decent case & power unit for it.
>>
>> Just go to your local electronics store similar to Radio Shack here in
>> the US. In fact, I recall seeing a Radio Shack in Paris a few years
>> ago, so maybe you could even go to a Radio Shack near home. BTW,
>> modulators run from $US20 to $US60 where I live.
>>
>> --
>> Gene E. Bloch (Gino)
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>                                         Thanks for your kind reply, I
> am waiting on a cct diagram of the TV (on its way), looks physically
> as if it's just the "socket" that's missing from the TV board (no
> other blank spaces on the pcb)...
>                                   Could it be possible to remove the
> modulator from the VCR? I have got power supply (stab.) for camera ,
> might need "enable " signal too...just a thought?

> On 2/08/2007, kontiki posted this:
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> > On 6 Feb, 23:24, Gene E. Bloch <spamf...@nobody.invalid> wrote:
> >> On 2/06/2007, kontiki posted this:
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> >>> On Feb 6, 8:50???pm, "Tzortzakakis Dimitrios" <nowh***@noone.com> wrote:
> >>>> ? "kontiki" <mrph***@aol.com> ?????? ???
> >>>> ??????news:1170789888.906054.323***@v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...> ?s it
> >>>> possible to connect a camera (scart plug) to a TV with
> >>>>> only an
> >>>>> RCA? antenna input?
> >>>>> Camera: standard scart.
> >>>>> TV : ?405H ?chi NP84CQ board) only input aerial socket?
> >>>>> I dont mind changing anything on the TV its only to be used as a
> >>>>> camera monitor..the scart connector can go as well if not required!
> >>>>> Any suggestions would help..{space is at a premium and old VCR
> >>>>> wont fit in?}
> >>>>> ? ? ?h thanks,
>
> >>>> It is very easy, with an RF modulator.That will take the AV signal and
> >>>> transfer it to antenna signal.The problem is that it is quite expensive,
> >>>> like 18 euros.
>
> >>>> --
> >>>> Tzortzakakis Dimitrios
> >>>> major in electrical engineering
> >>>> mechanized infantry reservist
> >>>> dimtzort AT otenet DOT gr
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> >>> Thank you for your reply...Tzortzakakis Dimitrios ,where can I get a
> >>> schematic of a Modulator ?
> >>> I believe the chassis has an "empty " space on the rear for a multi
> >>> pin connector I could try to fit one ! Looks like 7/8 pin round
> >>> connector? (old type scart?) TV must be circa 1984/5 ?
>
> >> You would need to get a schematic of your TV set to find out what the
> >> multi-pin connector is for. If it happens to accept audio and video
> >> signals, you could do what you suggest. However the odds are that the
> >> internal electronics components needed for such a connection are not
> >> present, so soldering in a connector would be of no value.
>
> >> It is unlikely that you could buy the components to make an RF
> >> modulator as cheaply as you could buy the product itself - not to
> >> mention how hard it might be to make a decent case & power unit for it.
>
> >> Just go to your local electronics store similar to Radio Shack here in
> >> the US. In fact, I recall seeing a Radio Shack in Paris a few years
> >> ago, so maybe you could even go to a Radio Shack near home. BTW,
> >> modulators run from $US20 to $US60 where I live.
>
> >> --
> >> Gene E. Bloch (Gino)
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> >                                         Thanks for your kind reply, I
> > am waiting on a cct diagram of the TV (on its way), looks physically
> > as if it's just the "socket" that's missing from the TV board (no
> > other blank spaces on the pcb)...
> >                                   Could it be possible to remove the
> > modulator from the VCR? I have got power supply (stab.) for camera ,
> > might need "enable " signal too...just a thought?
>
> Only you can answer thqt question, I fear ;-)
>
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> Gene E. Bloch (Gino)
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>>>                                         Thanks for your kind reply, I
>>> am waiting on a cct diagram of the TV (on its way), looks physically
>>> as if it's just the "socket" that's missing from the TV board (no
>>> other blank spaces on the pcb)...
>>>                                   Could it be possible to remove the
>>> modulator from the VCR? I have got power supply (stab.) for camera ,
>>> might need "enable " signal too...just a thought?
>>
>> Only you can answer thqt question, I fear ;-)
>>
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>> Gene E. Bloch (Gino)
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> Bah! a modulator from Maplins it is ...got too much going on at the
> moment,dodgy fish-finder LCD display .
> Thanks for your suggestions.