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Hey Guy's ...I just wanted to know of an easy device or circuit I could
build myself..not to cause a heated discussion.. Thanks "Franc Zabkar" wrote in message ... On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 15:17:27 +1000, "DON" put finger to keyboard and composed: Has anyone purchased the Video Stabiliser Kit from Oatley Electronics. I have found its performance to be very poor. The brightness fades in and out when connected between two VCR's. If anyone knows of any modifications to it to make it perform better or even knows of a totally better circuit and would email it to me I would be most appreciated. Don WES Components, Ashfield, have a video stabilizer, code CP2, for $45 to the trade. Retail price is around $90, from others. I have seen it working VCR-to-VCR. http://www.cypress.com.tw/product.ph...Video%20Proces sors&SR=0 -- Franc Zabkar Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email. |
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