There's nothing left for anyone else, @rubber_jonnie's bought it all

And no high voltage electrocution occurred , well done.

That's some good progress.

I've always found that having a break from a frustrating project and then coming back to it is very helpful.

@rubber_jonnie yes that cable is definitely worth a punt. I got my adaptor imported from the US and it works great but it's not cheap obviously.

I'll try and get a comparison of my screen later on if I get a mo.

@rubber_jonnie I use the S-Video cable that's on a special PCB that replaces the modulator but the S-Video cable you bought for your C64 should also do the job nicely and IMO looks so much better.

The RGBI uses a whole different interface for the 80 column mode.

I forgot to add the /url bit

Ah, lucky you. I'll not volunteer with my shakey hands.

stephen_usher wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 8:16 pm So, the second Kaypro 4...



Replaced the RIFAs, which were all ripe and ready to blossom.

I like that phrase Stephen, I mean it is spring after all That's a pain RE monitor board. Its not like the Mac is it and there being a small hole through the PCB for the adjuster?

It was this one rubber_jonnie https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B081SBNJ58/ref=sspa_dk_detail_0?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B081SBNJ58&pd_rd_w=Gjw9C&content-id=amzn1.sym.84ea1bf1-65a8-4363-b8f5-f0df58cbb686&pf_rd_p=84ea1bf1-65a8-4363-b8f5-f0df58cbb686&pf_rd_r=CRDDF6QT1HTQVCSSX8B5&pd_rd_wg=ha5Pj&...

My C128D is connected to a VGA monitor by that Adaptor I pointed you to RJ and using that it took ages to get the Lumafix right, coming back to it on a couple of different occasions. One interesting fact is that the Open128 board that's now in my C128D has a really good picture without the Lumafix. ...