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From: drmmudie@lotus.waterloo.edu (David R. Mudie)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: hooking a TV to an ibm clone
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Date: 27 Nov 89 15:25:33 GMT
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I received this repsonse to an article that I posted.  Since I do not
know the origianl posters address I am just posting it.


From @neat.cs.toronto.edu,@mnetor,@becker:mdfreed@contact  Sat Nov 25 07:34:31 1989

To: drmmudie@rose.waterloo.edu
Subject: Re: hooking a TV to an ibm clone
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
In-Reply-To: <18565@watdragon.waterloo.edu>
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   Actually, the IBM CGA card has a berg connector for an RF Modulator. The SuperModII originally sold for an Apple fits right
on, and costs 1/2 what the SuperMod N (I forget) for the IBM PC does.
   I have a SuperMod II lying about .... the resolution was pretty awful on
a Sony 19" colour television .... adequate for judging colours, but too
hard to read in 80-column mode. Might do for 40-column mode, though.
   
   btw  I'm replying to you because I don't have posting privileges on Contact
and ZIEBMEF has been down for about a month.
   If you care to pass this on to the original poster .....