Modifying a B&W TV for composite video input

I would think the easiest and cheapest way is to use a plain old RF modulator box that will put composite video on to channel 3 or 4. I've taken apart one or two and they seem to have little more than a few coils and small parts, a far cry from the rack mounted cable TV modulators I just picked up(ooohh... so many trimmer caps and coils...). I don't know a whole lot about it, but I'm slowly learning as my interest in fast scan ATV increases... The converter box I have goes with my TI-99, I probably have one in the box with my C-64, too. I think you can still get them at Radio Shack. Otherwise, all you need to do is dump the composite signal into an AM modulator and then through a transmitter that the TV can pick up. I would guess these small boxes having only coils just use a tuned circuit for channel 3 and the voltage from the composite signal to provide the signal. But then I'm just guessing, I've never poked and prodded those little boxes very much, I think I'll go do that now(when I find it, anyhow...). -- /------------------------------------\ | http://jrollins.tripod.com/ | | KD7BCY kd7bcy(a)teleport.com | \------------------------------------/