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Originally Posted by jr_tech
With ch 3 at the 6:00 position, I suspect that ch 9 was at the 12:00 position, so the tv was actually tuned to ch 9. Ch 9 (186-192 mHz) falls in the range of the third harmonic of ch 3 (60-66 mHz), so is likely that the NES has a much stronger third harmonic output than your other devices, (poorer quality modulater). 
jr |
OK, so that exlains why I was able to get the NES to come in so well at the wrong channel (CH. 9 rather than CH. 3.)
It looks like what I need to do is set my converter box and RF Modulator to channel 3 hook them up to the TV antenna input and then fiddle with the local oscillator adjustments for channel 3 until it shows a proper image on the screen and then adjust the fine tuning knob (UHF Tuner Knob) and go from there.
I think other than the channel selector confusion I think we can call the Bugeye TV as good as fixed!
