better atari 5200 s-video mod

[Shawn]

A success story using low_budget's v2.0 schematic in this thread to make my own board:

 

atari_5200_videomod.JPG

 

I used a couple of GTIA footprints on the board to allow a plug-and-play installation by piggybacking the GTIA onto the board and then plugging the whole assembly in. Only using composite at this time. Audtio out is via a capacitor soldered to the usual location.

 

PM sent.

[smbaker]

Seems my board isn't working quite as well as I thought, noticed some ghosting today:

 

 

Not sure whether this is my board layout, my console, my monitor, or some dubious resistor substitutions I had to do (should have all the right resistors in a week or two).

 

[Shawn]

So how much does the UAV mod cost again? After looking at the cost to source the parts for

this cheaper mod it's looking like $25 which isn't exactly much cheaper

[jjh76]

$22 or $25 depending on if you want pin headers and a terminal strip, here's the thread for the latest version:

 

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/260267-the-uav-rev-d-video-upgrade-thread/

[Shawn]

$22 or $25 depending on if you want pin headers and a terminal strip, here's the thread for the latest version:

 

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/260267-the-uav-rev-d-video-upgrade-thread/

 

I just messaged him to buy one. Thanks for your help. Do you know of any other currently available options as well?

[jjh76]

There are a few other options scattered in various threads on the board, but I don't know much about them because I stopped looking after I found out about the UAV

[xefned]

On 8/12/2018 at 7:44 PM, Shawn said:

 

Do you know of any other currently available options as well?

There's also this s-video project on a breadboard from David Nelson if you're planning to mod all your 5200's with different methods to compare them.