Hi all, some time ago I've restored a C64 Rev. A board, NTSC. The one that didn't even have a heatsink on the internal 7805 regulator (That I had to add anyway). The board did still have the original R10 at 300 ohms, so the picture looked quite dark. Also the board has a 6567R56A and with the old (wrong according to the schematic) R10 showed a rather noticeable "chroma bleeding" from left to right, like the chroma signal was lagging behind the luma signal. This chroma "defect" disappeared entirely by using a 6567R8. Changing R10 to 120 ohms gave a quite normal "bright" image and also the chroma lagging effect of the 6567R56A appears reduced but still noticeable. Since I don't have any other NTSC (newer) board nor any other 6567 chip, I wanted to know if my particular R56A is defective or if there's a reason for this effect, maybe different driver stage on the output pins? It's hard to understand what's exactly going on with an oscilloscope. Any hint is appreciated. Frank IZ8DWFReceived on 2021-03-04 12:00:02
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