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Date Posted: 19:09:34 12/23/01 Sun
Author: Dr. Webster
Subject: Re: VRAM ON 575 total 512K
In reply to: Ted Leja 's message, "Re: VRAM ON 575 total 512K" on 16:14:30 12/23/01 Sun

Okay, so it sounds (sorry for the pun) like the tube is indeed powering up.

Therefore, the problem is related to the video signal itself. Check your contacts and wiring loom.

BTW, since you don't have J78/79, I take it that you cut pin 20 on the A/B. If you did then it sounds like your upgrade was successful--you just have a signal issue.

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