I have question about hooking up a Famicom to a digital TV. I

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I have question about hooking up a Famicom to a digital TV. I know that the unit cannot be connected directly to the TV, but to an analog proxy such as a VCR. My problem is my room is really small, so I don't have the room to place an enormous VCR deck among all my game systems. Is there anything else smaller than a VCR that I can use to connect the RF switch to?

Anonymous 2016-01-19 06:48:56 Post No.2927395
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Anonymous 2016-01-19 06:48:56 Post No.2927395 [Report]

>>2927353
Try a smaller vcr.

Anonymous 2016-01-19 07:12:11 Post No.2927417
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Anonymous 2016-01-19 07:12:11 Post No.2927417 [Report]

>>2927353
Yeah, an RF demodulator (note, NOT a modulator) Be aware that they tend to be rather uncheap.

Or you could get your hands on an RF2703 chip and build a circuit around it. Cheap but time consuming / impossible depending on your power level.

Anonymous 2016-01-19 07:31:45 Post No.2927436
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>>2927395
this. All forms available. Plus a VCR and tapes are quite retro themselves, it adds to the feel ..

I have question about hooking up a Famicom to a digital TV. I

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