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check your delay line
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You may try lifting pin 12 & see if you get 1-2V P-P of video on the
pin. You could also try hooking in composite video at TP 6 from a DVD. Just be sure to use isolation ! I just dont see having a run of bad ICs but its not impossible. If it were an expensive power pack then I would suspect bootleg Chi-Comm crap. 73 Zeno ![]() LFOD ! |
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Just for good measure, I replaced the IF amp IC again, this one was a completely different brand and seller, and it does the same thing. Pulled pin 12 and there was just a flat line all the way down to the 100mv range. The thing is, when I inject a composite video signal straight to the video amp, It basically does the same thing with it's color situation, but I just assumed this was because composite is only 1v pp and the circuit expects 2v pp.
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It measures around 60~ ohms or so, with no shorts to the 22v rail.
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