so two things
- i forgot i'll need another RCA plug for audio as well so i'm likely not using the cable that's already on it since i need two
- i said circa 1983 because that's the year my dad recalled buying this, but looks like from chip date codes this is from around 1988(?!)
thanks to http://datassette.org i found a schematic that might not be the exact Dactar model i have but close enough to follow where the PAL-M-responsible components are that need to be bypassed
and it's just neat to look at vintage electronics schematics
rather fittingly at age not-a-lot i already patched the end of this RF cable with a yellow RCA cable to fix it, since an RCA plug fits in the switchbox that came with it. since i doubt i'll ever use RF again, i might as well honour my past self reusing this cable for composite
as per usual, it's our old cheeky little friends at UMC https://mobile.twitter.com/maplesbian/status/1384933252826292225
notice the lower right of the board.. that's an entire discrete RF modulator, completely unshielded
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