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Subject: Re: BBC Microcomputer
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Date: 20 May 91 03:46:49 GMT
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In article <2784@lee.SEAS.UCLA.EDU>, cccph@jessica.cs.ucla.edu (Charles Hobbs) writes:
> 
>                                    The machine has been modified
> for 120 VAC, but not for NTSC (some screen lines go off the top of
> the screen, and I can't get any color, just shades of gray).

The grey (if I remember correctly) is adjustable using a link...
(Providing you are using the composite-video socket on the machine?)
I don't know which link it is - I've never owned one of the machines,
sadly... I think it may be near the video out... Then again, it may
only be in my imagination. Someone with a machine might be able to
comment? If it is there, moving it gives a colour output as opposed
to the standard monochrome...

Merlin.
--SICK--
You suffer... But why?