1986 Sears LXI 20" with Nudes

[CRTs4life]

Thanks! Colectorad
(I am not an engineer so please bear with me)
About the polarity of the capacitors, considering electron theory, negative towards the TV?
And the resistor goes after the cap?
No schematic so I have to ask in order to not tear anything up.
This sounds a lot like the rgb mod of older tvs that is growing in popularity.

Thanks again to VK and its legions.

[colectorad]

Originally Posted by CRTs4life

About the polarity of the capacitors, considering electron theory, negative towards the TV?

Yes.

Originally Posted by CRTs4life

And the resistor goes after the cap?

It's not critical, but most manufacturers do it that way.

Originally Posted by CRTs4life

This sounds a lot like the rgb mod of older tvs that is growing in popularity.

You mean this?

[CRTs4life]

The Wayback Machine RGB thread is one of them.
This one is very popular as well: https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=56155

Merry Xmas everyone! Or whichever way you celebrate too.

[vol.2]

Originally Posted by Count Zero

Hi, did you ever get this EIAJ connector sorted out? I have a Sears LXI model 564-40843652 that I’m interested in utilizing that port for analog video.

That connector is used on a lot of japanese TVs that were sold as monitors. The Sony's have them from that time period. It's probably the same pinout, but if it was me, I'd just open it up and check where each pin was going to inside.
The Sony standard can be found online in the Operator Manual for the CPD-9000/1201

Originally Posted by CRTs4life

The Wayback Machine RGB thread is one of them.
This one is very popular as well: https://shmups.system11.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=56155

Merry Xmas everyone! Or whichever way you celebrate too.

Just noticed this since someone necro posted the thread. What is "The Wayback Machine RGB thread?"

I'm a regular contributor to the Shmups forum, so I know about that, but I never saw whatever thread you are talking about on the Wayback Machine.