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CasetheCorvetteman




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What the hell happened there??
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Try again eh?


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PostLink    Posted: Mon Sep 30, 2013 5:51 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

This is only good for up to 70MHz, the transistors in the the VPH06 probably already better than this.
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Youre reading the data sheet wrong Gabór
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Why? The problem is with the VPH06 that the transistors inside are too slow, right? By changing the output transistors to faster could only mean performance improvement. I don't see what to do with this NTE2501 in this application, this transistor is worse in every key parameters than the 2SC3600 that the OP had originally suggested.
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PostLink    Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 5:52 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

It's very hard to open the vph's chip.

I had to heat the microchip to open it.



Now I would to know other components to do the mod.

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The transistors you want to substitute are under the brown shield...
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The specific method of modifying IC


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Modified significantly enhance the focus, the subtitles are formed by the scan line


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PostLink    Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 5:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'm very curious... has anyone other than zxh398 actually succeeded in this mod? The ICs seem to be quite easily available on ebay...
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gnnash wrote:
I'm very curious... has anyone other than zxh398 actually succeeded in this mod? The ICs seem to be quite easily available on ebay...


-These ICs are very fragile inside, easy to ruin while you want to disassemble, needs delicate skills.
-The suggested 2sa106/2sc3600 transistors are hard to find, while no one seems to have experience with the NTE replacement.

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Man....wonderful....simply wonderful.
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PostLink    Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2014 8:26 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

gjaky wrote:
gnnash wrote:
I'm very curious... has anyone other than zxh398 actually succeeded in this mod? The ICs seem to be quite easily available on ebay...


-These ICs are very fragile inside, easy to ruin while you want to disassemble, needs delicate skills.
-The suggested 2sa106/2sc3600 transistors are hard to find, while no one seems to have experience with the NTE replacement.


Hmm... the transistors both seem to be available for purchase on eBay, in the US anyway.

I would be interested in buying a spare neckboard to try this on, if only the instructions were a bit clearer about what exactly was going on, or included schematics of the actual mod.
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