Boosting Amiga video port's RGB signal possible ?

[amigaoneproductions]

No, I still haven't opened my TV, once people here finishes vacation I will do it ( so I still have a couple of days to live.

One of the rules of TV repair:  Never work alone,  that way if you do get fried,  there will be someone to call the emergency services :-)

[amigaoneproductions]

Maybe this would also be a good read :

Ten Commandments of Electrical Safety

[Zac67]

btw: if you turn up all R, G, and B amps, you'll get a brighter picture and nothing else...

[Jose]

What I need is another TV..
I think I'll leave it, not worth the time, I probably won't be able to do anything...

[Framiga]

the best thing to do! IMHO :-)

[StormLord]

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actually you can't die 'cause there is no Amps but you will have a REALY painful SOCK.
ofcourse if you have cardioid probs then dying is an option...
As a careless profesional in this things I was shocked many times because I was careless when discharging the anode cap...
But I assure you... I NEVER got used the sock!!! and at 2 circumstances I cut badly my hand on the case...

[CatHerder]

Pffft... girlymen...

I've been nuked by a 1950 tube and by a 1960 tube in the past. It won't kill you unless you are unfortunate enough to bang your head on the corner of the bench/table as you fall on your arse. (But perhaps your TV has a bit more oomph than the 1950/60 if you're in europe?)

I recommend the following:  a long screwdriver so you don't accidentally touch anything with your hand/arm (only hold onto the handle, not the shaft), and wear rubber soled shoes so you aren't vertically grounded, then, put a nice mat down on the floor so if you get a suprise you at least have a soft landing.

As my local Commodore repair center tech once said, "Well it won't kill you, but you'll probably have a nice little nap if you accidentally touch that." :lol:

[Dr_Righteous]

And for (insert deity of choice here)'s sake, take your feckin watch and rings off before you go prodding around inside there!  :lol:

[Jose]

Great! :lol:
There was a time in my father's life, around 30 years ago when he fixed very old CRT's. He once toutched one that was on and got knocked inconscious for like 10 minutes  :-o