Samuel-IGN
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I cannot find any information on replacing Pong monitors -- which are just 70s TVs -- and could use some probably very easy help. I understand any old TV will do, and I happen to have a few early 70s TVs with the UHF input identical to the RGA monitor in my Pong. One can't just wire them up though, since I believe the channel switcher was bypassed inside the TV. All I get is snow on a replacement TV, and I don't think channel switching helps.
Are there now stock parts that can allow me to get the audio and visual signals to a replacement TV without dissecting the TV? Some RF switch machination mayhaps?
The Pong board outputs via red, green and black wires, which I believe are sound, video and common ground. I have pretty limited monitor knowledge, but I do understand everything I have just said, so it's a start! Thanks in advance for helping me to solve this ancient puzzle.
Are there now stock parts that can allow me to get the audio and visual signals to a replacement TV without dissecting the TV? Some RF switch machination mayhaps?
The Pong board outputs via red, green and black wires, which I believe are sound, video and common ground. I have pretty limited monitor knowledge, but I do understand everything I have just said, so it's a start! Thanks in advance for helping me to solve this ancient puzzle.