Re: TI-H: Distrib Co-Ax

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Subject: Re: TI-H: Distrib Co-Ax
From: kb9mci@urbancom.net (Fields, Bryan)
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1999 08:48:56 -0600
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hi all

i don't understand what you mean by converting a ntsc signal to a stereo audio
signal.
if you mean a ntsc line level signal to a rf signal that a tv can receive then
that is fairly easy.
but a line level signal does not have a audio signal with it because the audio
is wide band fm up 4.5 mhz from the carrier which is only present on a signal
that is modulated on a rf carrier.  normally a line level signal uses separate
cabling for the audio if there is any.

if you could clarify your question then i might be able to help

this in not for you don but the other people that may read this reply, so don't
take offense at it.
1. i can not spell!!!! so don't complain about misspelled words
2.  don't any one say i don't know what i am talking about.  i know my
stuff!!!!

With that out of the way,

Bryan Fields, KB9MCI
Dan wrote:

> Does anyone know how to convert a co-ax cable NTSC signal to a stereo audio
> signal on channel 3 or so? Or does anyone know if it is complicated at
> least?
> -Dan

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