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Date Posted: 18:47:41 07/04/02 Thu
Author: magazinforfai
Subject: Re: ALGUIEN SABE PORQUE SALTA VERTICALMENTE
In reply to: dasman 's message, "Re: ALGUIEN SABE PORQUE SALTA VERTICALMENTE" on 17:01:24 07/04/02 Thu

el que tengo yo no tiene enclavador, se que habia salido uno en el primer libro de saber chorear, con enclavadores, uno llevaba un 4066 creo y habia otro con 4 transistores, unos diodos que "puenteaban" la seņal invertida, pero el sitio desaparecio y no consigo el libro. es bueno hacer un circuito asi para el caso tuyo que no invierte croma ya que un 3chip andaria bien, pero com un simple inversor tenes una solucion mas barata.
En mi caso hackie un tocom 5507 y veo con imagen bien quietita pero todavia estoy peleando con la inversion de croma.

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