Rose Parade CTC 10

[Phil Nelson]

Pete, I sent you a PM with my email address. If you send me the PDF, I can host the info on my website and post the link here.

I'll add a link to that from my CT-100 article as well. I recently moved my CT-100 to a place where I can watch it more often and I'd like to see what its picture looks like with a direct video input.

Thanks!

Phil Nelson

[Pete Deksnis]

Originally Posted by Phil Nelson

Pete, I sent you a PM with my email address. If you send me the PDF, I can host the info on my website and post the link here.

I'll add a link to that from my CT-100 article as well. I recently moved my CT-100 to a place where I can watch it more often and I'd like to see what its picture looks like with a direct video input.

Thanks!

Phil Nelson

Phil: I'll get the pdf to you at my daily web-time tomorrow at about this time. There's another file I may send also that documents my production of the units made back in the middle of 2009; it never was linked to the outside world.

BTW: Those "...soft horizontal bars at the line rate started rolling through the picture...." mentioned yesterday are gone. Don't think I'd believe this if it didn't happen to me, but yesterday I finally broke out the humidifier and after six or so hours when when the set was powered up, the bars were gone. Go figure!

Pete

[Phil Nelson]

Bingo! Pete, I modified my video preamp per your instructions and it works very well. I have never seen such a crisp, rich picture on my CT-100. Alas, we are plagued with house guests for another couple of days, so no more on that topic for now.

Back to the original topic -- Tom, that CTC-10 looks like you have really dialed it in. As a CTC-7 and CTC-11 owner, the first thing I look at in screen shots is convergence issues at the far edges. I wish I could get either of those sets to look as clean as your CTC-10 does in those photos.

Phil Nelson