New to the forum

24 August 2017, 06:09

However not new to electronics.

I am sure I can help if the need arises.

I found this site on a random plug and slam I am here, looking forward and hope I can be of service.

Working towards completing my contractors license and taxid, vat.

I work on just about everything with or without schematics.

Currently reworking a older television set that was DOA and like restoring older televisions. Attempting to upgrade to allow 1080p on sets that only run 720p or 1080i. RPTV. Samsung HCP4241W retro gaming on a CRT, say awesome.

Don't worry I like computers just as much going all the way back to the IBM intel, cyrix, AMD 186 and basic DOS with modified instruction sets.

Component level re-clocking not overclocking.

I have a wide experience pallet with both analog vacuum tube and analog digital or digital analog solid state and am capable of rising a vacuum base board to solid state version and can go the other way.

Later, got read all your content.

DamienD · 24 August 2017, 10:57

Hello there ,

Welcome to EAB

I've moved your thread to the Member Introductions section

prowler · 24 August 2017, 21:55

Hi Juglenaut,

It's always a pleasure to welcome aboard new members with skills and experience such as yours!

Genlock · 25 August 2017, 00:01

Hello and welcome,

You could come in handy making some old style joysticks, and undercutting the stuff thats on the market for £40+

Hope you have a good browse in the Hardware section

24 August 2017, 06:09	#1
Juglenaut Posts: n/a	New to the forum However not new to electronics. I am sure I can help if the need arises. I found this site on a random plug and slam I am here, looking forward and hope I can be of service. Working towards completing my contractors license and taxid, vat. I work on just about everything with or without schematics. Currently reworking a older television set that was DOA and like restoring older televisions. Attempting to upgrade to allow 1080p on sets that only run 720p or 1080i. RPTV. Samsung HCP4241W retro gaming on a CRT, say awesome. Don't worry I like computers just as much going all the way back to the IBM intel, cyrix, AMD 186 and basic DOS with modified instruction sets. Component level re-clocking not overclocking. I have a wide experience pallet with both analog vacuum tube and analog digital or digital analog solid state and am capable of rising a vacuum base board to solid state version and can go the other way. Later, got read all your content.

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24 August 2017, 10:57	#2
DamienD Banned Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: London / Sydney Age: 47 Posts: 20,420	Hello there , Welcome to EAB I've moved your thread to the Member Introductions section

24 August 2017, 21:55	#3
prowler Global Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Sidcup, England Posts: 10,300	Hi Juglenaut, It's always a pleasure to welcome aboard new members with skills and experience such as yours!

25 August 2017, 00:01	#4
Genlock Out to Grass Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: UK Posts: 125	Hello and welcome, You could come in handy making some old style joysticks, and undercutting the stuff thats on the market for £40+ Hope you have a good browse in the Hardware section

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