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From: porter@inuxd.UUCP (J Porter)
Newsgroups: net.micro,net.micro.cbm
Subject: Re: Need c64 data recorder info
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Date: Mon, 12-Dec-83 13:05:37 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec 12 13:05:37 1983
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Organization: AT&T Consumer Products Div., Indianapolis
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Tape-to-tape audio dubs are ok for the 64 and VIC if you
are able to control the record level.  An even better way 
is to do a digital dub, hooking the read line of one to the
write line of the other.  The computer is only needed to power
up the circuitry.  Just hook it up and go.

I know people that have hacked at cheap color TVs to turn them
into monitors, but this does take some expertise, and would
not recommend it to just anybody.  The Commodore monitor does
give avery nice picture especially when used with the rear
chroma and lumininse connections.

Jeff Porter  (inuxd!porter)
AT&T Consumer Products
Indianapolis