Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Jeremy Taffel
I have a 14 inch Phillips colour TV with RGB input that used to be used with my QL. The TV tuner has died, but it should work fine as a monitor. Free to anyone who can be bothered to come to Watford to colllect it. regards Jeremy Robert Newson wrote: > Tony Firshman wrote: > > ... > > >>> I

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Stephen
Jeremy Taffel wrote: > I have a 14 inch Phillips colour TV with RGB input that used to be used > with my QL. The TV tuner has died, but it should work fine as a monitor. > Free to anyone who can be bothered to come to Watford to colllect it. That evokes some memories - in 1984 I bought one at th

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Tony Firshman
On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 at 12:40:43, Stephen wrote: (ref: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) >Jeremy Taffel wrote: >The only other problem I had was that there appeared to be some voltage >potentials present on the TV's input which perhaps eventually (after a >few years) damaged the QL's output circuitry necessit

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Ralf Reköndt
Hi Tony, I had a QL, where the surface of the 8301 seemed to be made of ceramic, instead others, which had a plastic surface. Mine works very reliable through the QL's whole life. Maybe that's the difference? I also had a CUB. Cheers...Ralf R. - Original Message - From: "Tony Firshma

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Malcolm Cadman
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Jeremy Taffel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >I have a 14 inch Phillips colour TV with RGB input that used to be used >with my QL. The TV tuner has died, but it should work fine as a monitor. >Free to anyone who can be bothered to come to Watford to colllect it. If an

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Tony Firshman
On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 at 14:14:26, Ralf Reköndt wrote: (ref: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) Ralf/ > >I had a QL, where the surface of the 8301 seemed to be made of ceramic, >instead others, which had a plastic surface. > >Mine works very reliable through the QL's whole life. Maybe that's the >difference? I a

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Ralf Reköndt
Hi Tony, surely is. And this QL does not have any problems with a self wired expansion board in a small PC case with an outlaid connector for QEP III, an inside Bus with seven conectors (SQB and a QFlash 3 EPROM card) and all *unbuffered*! It was a Samsung Board (German QL), but the ULA were fr

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Jeremy Taffel
Robert Newson wrote: > Tony Firshman wrote: > > ... > > >>> I've had to resort back to my hacked (personal mod [again]) Phillips TX B&W >>> TV (hacked in a Video input to bypass the demodulator which doesn't work) as >>> my colour monitor died when I tried to use the QL after a long break >>>

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread Tony Firshman
On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 at 19:33:26, Jeremy Taffel wrote: (ref: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) >Robert Newson wrote: >> Tony Firshman wrote: >> >> ... >> >> I've had to resort back to my hacked (personal mod [again]) Phillips TX B&W TV (hacked in a Video input to bypass the demodulator which doesn't

Re: [ql-users] Dead QL - long live my QL!

2006-01-29 Thread David Tubbs
At 13:07 29/01/2006 +, you wrote: >There are now so many QL people near me it is almost worth a show in the >local scout hut (opposite me) - only joking (I think). Much more to the point than all those peripheral venues ! -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Vi

[ql-users] Ver 1.01r : QDT bug notice

2006-01-29 Thread James Hunkins
A bug has been discovered in QDT 1.01r for which I am hoping to have a fix for by next weekend. I will be sending this directly to those in the test group and who have requested 1.01r by email from me. For all others, please contact your distributer or check the QDT website to directly do