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Dave Jones 4 Channel Colorizer

Author
Dave Jones
Publisher
Experiemental Television Center
Place
Owego, New York
Type
Schematics, Block Diagram, Parts List
ETC archive
ETC1369

Abstract

Dave Jones 4 Channel Colorizer - 6 pages of schematic diagrams with hand-pencilled revision, parts list, Hand-drawn printed circuit board diagram.

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Dave Jones. Dave Jones 4 Channel Colorizer. Experiemental Television Center. 1984.

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ETC1369

Dave Jones 4 Channel Colorizer - 6 pages of schematic diagrams with hand-pencilled revision, parts list, Hand-drawn printed circuit board diagram.

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