For Sale Amiga VGA Adapter BUFFERED + VERTICAL LINES REMOVER! Made with original DB23F (also for GBS8200/OSSC)

[pigjes]

Declaring interest.

For 2 adapters (black hood please).

 

[axel81]

Declaring interest.

For 2 adapters (black hood please).

PM sent and payment received thanks

 

[pigjes]

Adapters received, what a difference!!! Super product!

 

[axel81]

Adapters received, what a difference!!! Super product!

Eheh...thank you again

 

[zorbas78]

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[axel81]

Declaring interest.

PM sent

 

[zopacepin]

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[axel81]

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PM sent

 

[axel81]

Still available

 

[axel81]

Still available

 

[axel81]

Still available

 

[cyberms]

Declaring interest.
Interested in one

 

[darefail]

I have this adapter in my 1200.
I see no difference at all compared to the adapter that I have made with just wires (unbuffered).
The same not very noticeable vertical lines, but exactly the same in 3 different monitors.
Anyone with a 1200 who'd like to share his experience?
Thank you.

 

[softinn]

I have this adapter in my 1200.
I see no difference at all compared to the adapter that I have made with just wires (unbuffered).
The same not very noticeable vertical lines, but exactly the same in 3 different monitors.
Anyone with a 1200 who'd like to share his experience?
Thank you.

Hi @livewindarefail
I am having similar issues with vertical bars not completely removed as mentioned in my previous post here.
I will have to try a different adapter to see if there is a difference with my Dell monitor.

 

[darefail]

Buffered adapter + VLR works fine with my Dell P2222H, but the vertical bars are still there...

If the vertical bars are still there, it means that it does not work fine

 

[a.mi.goun]

I have this adapter in my 1200.
I see no difference at all compared to the adapter that I have made with just wires (unbuffered).
The same not very noticeable vertical lines, but exactly the same in 3 different monitors.
Anyone with a 1200 who'd like to share his experience?
Thank you.

Check what is inside the hood of the adapter, if there is RGB amplifier fitted.

 

[cyberms]

Payment sent

 

[darefail]

Check what is inside the hood of the adapter, if there is RGB amplifier fitted.

That's inside. Should I bake it to take it apart?
My guess is a LS08 but as you see the seller is not helpful enough.
Heating the oven

 

[a.mi.goun]

That's inside. Should I bake it to take it apart?
My guess is a LS08 but as you see the seller is not helpful enough.
Heating the oven

Someone tries to hide something, that is funny
Unless you remove that blob you can not be sure what you have purchased.
If you see LS08 it is for hv sync buffering. Now lets try to uncover the rgb amplifier (if it is present). If not you have just buffered adapter.

 

[axel81]

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That's inside. Should I bake it to take it apart?
My guess is a LS08 but as you see the seller is not helpful enough.
Heating the oven

If you are sure that the problem depends on the adapter, why don't you send it back so I can check it?

I confirm that the adapter received confirms what was sold as it features a buffered system which may also be different from the much celebrated 74LS08 (electronics is a very vast field), the same thing also applies to this trite amplifier (there are many models and various systems)

Therefore if you want to proceed with chiseling the adapter together with Amiguon you are free to do so, but then I do not accept complaints or other discussions.

I would like to point out that today there are thousands of people who happily use it

Everything is written in a constructive way
If you want to send me back I'm available