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Date Posted: 06:13:11 02/11/02 Mon
Author: Ronald
Subject: Re: Potter: Hardware AGC rectification
In reply to: tequ69 's message, "Re: Potter: Hardware AGC rectification" on 05:57:25 02/11/02 Mon

>Hi,
>
>Which condensator you have changed, I have changed
>condensator in two different videos and never have
>better results. I'm wondering if it's totally wrong
>one what I'm changing :)
>
I am not sure my IF ic is Philips TDA9801 and there is only 1 AGC PIN (PIN 19) check your IF IC and compare the PIN assignment of Philips TDA9801T. You need to adjust the VR to the correct value to get best result. I am using Canton V3 and with some software and hardware modification

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