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I was hoping that my first post on Atari age was to have a working RGB adapter for the Intellivision, but alas it was not to be. I have been working on this on and off for the past 6 months, but unfortunately I'm not an electrical engineer, but a humble AV guy who has been playing on the family Intellivision since 1982, when my father first brought it home. I am very happy that people much smarter than me took a hold of this so I can play my Inty on something other than my very tiny BVM. I studied all the information on RetroRGB available for Fred Kono's adapter, all the info I could find on the inner working of the Intellivision, and anything on how TV/NTSC really works (What a mess! Yuck!). I basically was able to get the AY-3 on a logic analyzer, but as for getting any further I needed to get the LTO cart to see how the circuit behaves under various situations (I believe kinda like Kevtris does up the road from me). While I have been waiting for that to come out, I saw this thread. I took up the project, because I saw no one else working on it and I am very happy we have some people working on it that seem to know what they are doing and look forward to trying it out for myself.

Sorry to hear about the work load I have issue with that too (all work and no breaks, as Americans we're just workaholics I guess). Anywho, put me down for one too. I have been super excited since I first saw this thread so odd 6 months back. I've been working independently on a project outlined in another thread for the intellivision and need the cart to help with some R&D. Thanks for all the hard work and hopefully things start looking up for you, I sure can relate.