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In Reply to: Re: Ultimate S-Video Cable posted by daryl on July 6, 2001 at 00:40:31:
>You should try doubling up and using two pairs (one for the signal, one for the returnWould you use a cross-connected configuration as with the Risch 89259 speaker cable recipe or leave the shields unconnected? (Forgive me, but I'm a cable idiot. I wouldn't know the advantages of one configuration over another.)
I'll be building an 89259-based S-Video cable to connect a new SVHS player to my TV. It'll be a challenge soldering the cables to the S-Video connectors.
BTW, why are those connectors so small? I suppose the standards people wanted to keep costs down?
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- Re: Ultimate S-Video Cable - Corbett 16:08:27 07/06/01 (4)
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- Re: Ultimate S-Video Cable - daryl 17:50:02 07/06/01 (2)
- Re: Ultimate S-Video Cable - Steve W 13:34:10 07/10/01 (1)
- That's curious - daryl 14:12:28 07/10/01 (0)
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