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The Panda is churning out pink stuff :)
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Naughty panda ! :chairsmack:
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Pink slab in the making :)
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Thats far too pink for my liking.
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Got soooo sick of issues writing .ST & MSA images to floppy (using floimg) that I gave up and put my HxC in and now the images load!
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I see the big fan is out and in action in the background :)
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I picked up a couple of these a while back and finally got around to playing with one tonight, and the picture is still really dark. Have a look...exxos wrote: 08 Nov 2019 20:20 I had finished my cheap VGA adapter, but lost the PCB's :roll: Though I decided I didn't like how dark the thing was. It was useable with monitor turned up full brightness, but I really wasn't happy with it like that. I was trying to use a 12V multiplexer to avoid using a regulator like UBE does. Though all the 12V chips had over 120R series resistance which is why the brightness was so dim. So I went for the same chip the UBE uses, but instead of a regulator, I am clamping the 12V to 5V with a zener. The 12V to the monitor port goes via 1K or higher resistance so the current is only 5mA ~ 0.025watts.
So now the new version 4 test boards are being made..
First direct ST -> OSSC -> Dell 2001FP:
And then ST -> Alpha V4A -> OSSC -> Dell 2001FP:
The whites look like the colour my underwear looks when it's well overdue for replacement. :mrgreen: I wanted to easily switch between colour and mono on this system, but I'm not sure it's worth it if I can't get white whites anymore. Any advice?
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I can't make it any brighter . my monitor saturated with anything more. The brightened voltages are right on the limits already.
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