Definitely worth it - unless you have a Sprint then perhaps less sorubber_jonnie wrote: Fri Apr 17, 2026 11:49 am I need to try Minty myself, I must try and find the time amongst my other projects to do that.
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Intellivision Board details
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Re: Intellivision Board details
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Re: Intellivision Board details
Been some progress I thought worth reporting. I fitted the Yannick RGB-video mod board, which @grobda sold to me a some months back. The results are really quite stunning, best video quality I’ve ever seen on an Intellivision and I can happily use my first-choice TV too. This should really be the go-to video mod for the Radofin PAL Intellivision in my opinion!
A few pics.
Along with grobda's screenshots, I found Intellivision trace map to be really helpful for identifying / confirming the video and audio inputs for the RGB board.
I used the BBC Micro / Electron RGB SCART + audio cable (modified slightly by Cool Novelties to fit the console's new 8-pin DIN socket). The socket comes from AliExpress. It needs a little modification to fit and firm into place.
And a sample result photo! I've got a spare composite video mod board if anyone wants one
A few pics.
Along with grobda's screenshots, I found Intellivision trace map to be really helpful for identifying / confirming the video and audio inputs for the RGB board.
I used the BBC Micro / Electron RGB SCART + audio cable (modified slightly by Cool Novelties to fit the console's new 8-pin DIN socket). The socket comes from AliExpress. It needs a little modification to fit and firm into place.
And a sample result photo! I've got a spare composite video mod board if anyone wants one