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From: bpv9073@sjfc.UUCP (Brett VanSprewenburg)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: RF Modulator for A1000
Summary: I've seen 'em.
Message-ID: <1137@sjfc.UUCP>
Date: 8 Nov 90 23:55:33 GMT
References: <35487@nigel.ee.udel.edu> <13450@crdgw1.crd.ge.com>
Reply-To: bpv9073@sjfc.UUCP (Brett VanSprewenburg)
Organization: Saint John Fisher College, Rochester, NY
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In article <13450@crdgw1.crd.ge.com> perley@galaxy (Donald P Perley) writes:
>In article <35487@nigel.ee.udel.edu>, jones@uv4 (Calvin Jones, III) writes:
>>
>>The RF modulator for the A1000 is an external device that plugs into the 
>>8-pin DIN connector on the back of the A1000.  I'd imagine that these 
>>are hard to find these days.  An alternative would be to get one of the 
>>A520 modulators and use it.  It plugs into the DB-23 Video connector and 
>>provides either RF (channel 3 or 4) output, or NTSC composite video.  
>

When I was at the Amiga Users Fair in Penn. a couple of months ago,
there was a whole crate load of RF modulators available for about $3 each.

They were for the A1000 and they were being sold by Comp-U-Save, you
know, the infamous Dr. Oxide...

They can be reached (as far as I know) at 1-800-356-9997. 
The address is:
                410 Maple Ave.
                Westbury, NY 11590.

I'm not affialited with them in any way and I can't guarentee that price,
it may have been a 'show only' type deal. But I'm sure they've still
got 'em because they were selling like cold, dead, weasels at the show.
(not too well.)

==Brett

Quote: "If you can't enjoy yourself...enjoy someone else."

UUCP address: bpv9073@uunet.uu.net OR bpv9073@cci.com