What we've done for this model is to put a 2.7k and 4.7k resistor in series
with the (-) leg of the 47uf cap to ground and tap the junction of the 2
resistors and run that to pin 11.
A simple voltage divider.
Did a lot of experimenting with potentiometers to determine the values
needed.
You could always use a 10k pot to do this and would have something that is
adjustable.
You will need about 1.7v p-p at pin 11 when done instead of around 2.7v p-p
that you get when simply bypassing with that 47uf cap.

Good Luck,
Bill Jr




"Sheldon Hartling" wrote in
message .. .
Can anyone provide details on how to bypass the PIP module on a Mitsubishi
model 35601?

I understand, with this model, it's not enough to install the capacitors
as
described below... because of a requirement to attenuate the luminance
signal.

To bypass the PIP module on Mitsubishi:
a) install a 47uf 16-25 volt cap between pin 5 (+) and pin 11 (-); and
b) install a .01uf 50 volt disc cap between pin 7 and pin 9.

Thanks for any help! and
Best regards
Sheldon