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Originally Posted by Outland
Great information.
Dave, the Archer does have a power cord. Did you mean to say that if it didn't, it would be a mechanical switch, or is it indeed an electronic switch due to the presence of power? Or is it simply a mechanical switch, but amplified as Coogar said. Does amplification/waiting for sync have any effect on image/audio quality?
If not, what would be an example of an electronic switch from the '80s or '90s era?
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I have a Radio Shack branded video switcher and it has some kind of an IC, that does the switching. This one switches the RF inputs, VCR, cable antenna, etc. One of the inputs was dead from a spike???
I was able to order the chip from RS. It was like $1.25 each, I bought two.
That's when RS was a real store and not a cell phone peddler. Very good support!