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Old 01-07-2022, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by vortalexfan View Post
They are both set to channel 3 as far as I know. The reason I asked about the frequencies of channel 3 and 4 on my NES vs my converter boxes is because I know that in Japan even though they used NTSC just like we did, their channel frequencies were slightly different than ours were especially on the lower VHF channels like 2-6, the reason I know about this is because I saw the video Shango did on a late 1960s Hitachi Console TV that was originally meant for the Japanese market and when he worked on it he had to use different channel settings to get stuff to come in correctly on it.
But as far as we know both of those boxes were made for the US market? Right now as I'm typing I'm watching my Bugeye through that same Magnavox converter with the RF output set to ch 4. The only issue I have is these Zeniths buzz with text on the picture, which seems pretty common.

Are you aware of the fine tuning control on the back side of the tuner, and also there's a local oscillator adjustment for each channel that's accessible though the little round hole in the upper back side of the tuner?
If you don't have channel 3 or 4 precisely tuned you could potentially pick up all sorts of noise.
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