Possible TV NTSC->PAL Solution

[banjojo]

Does anyone knows where I can find the MMCS's RCA plug? I have a 1997 VR-G (shameful its VR-G not VR4 )

I have a manual that says that there's a box somewhere in the car that you could put the video/audio RCA. But I can't find it. If I did here's one of the solutions that I found to watch TV.

http://www.tvone.com/cdm-630.shtml

as for the ac adapter its a very easy solution.
What do you reckon guys?

thanks by the way to this forum provided me lots of information. I'm planing to create a user manual for the MMCS. I've seen many people are having troubles w/ the MMCS. Lucky I have a Japanese work mate who could do most of the translation.

[dickytim]

the box can be in 2 places, under the front seat or in the boot somewhere

[The Vee]

I Know Kieran has done a lot of work with these things and has got a lot of info that may help in the Members area.

[Lurch]

Mines in the boot under the right hand side removable panel on my leggie

[banjojo]

Found IT! thanks! Since I know XBOX can be switched from PAL->NTSC or NTSC->PAL I got it working SWIFTLY on my Galant. All you have to do is have a chipped xbox w/ some necessary softwares you need. A wireless XBOX controller and there you go! I'll post a photo as soon as I can.

For the TV conversion, my relatives in the Philippines are shipping a "cheap" tv signal standards converter (normally cost a fortune in the US/UK etc.) I'll post you guys some updates.

And oh, as for the "power" for the xbox, thats a different story, however there's lots of alternatives like a converter 220/110 converter on the cigarette lighter

[Gly]

you will need a min 300watt inverter, and you wont be able to run it thru the cig lighter as it will draw to much current

[dickytim]

Gly are you sure the X-box draws that much current ?

[Gly]

yep... so ive been lead to beleive....
they are 220volt AC drawing 1.1A, which works out to be a little under 300watts.

on my inverter it said it was not recommended to use maximum wattage thru the cig lighter. (anything over 100watts should be connected directlt to the battery.

[dickytim]

sorry forgot about the conversion from AC-DC and 220v to 12V