[quote user="kallasr"] Just got a black painted BG1202 set up next to the Beosystem 7000 on the Attyca 1. Listening to the Boss right now... [/quote] Nice! Looks like the next best thing after a black Beogram 7000 to suit that system. Copy of Nebraska spotted. I'll need to dig up mine and play Atlantic City ...

[quote user="Dillen"]I know the phenomenon, it's called tin whiskers. Never saw it in a tuning capacitor myself though, but I can't see why it wouldn't happen.[/quote] In retrospect, I think that was the fault in my Dirigent ! Funny that it would appear all the sudden, but I believe the receiver sat on a shelf for at least a decade

[quote user="pbda"]Am I correct in assuming that I need to find one with a male PAL connector?[/quote] Yes - but just a piece of wire will get you started. The connector you need is known by a lot of names, you can read more here . Congratulations on the 4400!

Confusion here - we are talking about Beomaster 5500, which doesn't have a separate AUX input. It is in the same socket with TP2. Anyway, it can be selected with A.TAPE2 on Beo4, which is exactly the same command as SHIFT-A.TAPE on Beolink 1000. A.AUX sends a different code, but probably works too (my BM5500 is far away so I can't check). Video

[quote user="moxxey"]Yeah, I know. But I still think it's a mockup/demo unit created for pushing through various regulations. I don't think it's a finished end-user product. It's rough around the edges, lacks controls and so on.[/quote] And I was sure it's going to have a D connector hanging off a length of ribbon cable

[quote user="Heribert"] I could install the program on my Win7 System without problems. But I cannot start it because it says it is not compatible. Seems windows requests a 32bit or 64bit version... [/quote] If you have the 64-bit version of Windows 7, it will not natively run these old programs. It lacks the 16-bit subsystem completely. You

[quote user="moxxey"]So...anyone care to show us more photos of finished product in their home?[/quote] There's a thread for that already.

We now have three different people posting three links to the FCC site, and only the first one (by mhw) works for others, since the site needs the session info of the search. Use that, or just do an FCC ID search on the site yourself (grantee code: BV5, product code: BEOLIT12). To me, it does have an obvious resemblance to the old Beolits - not the

Great It could've been a plain old cracked solder as well.

[quote user="RaMaBo"] i found the software here but i can't let it run, after installing it gives me an error stating that the win16 subsystem doesn't have enough ressources to run BOCONFIG. Click on OK and restart computer The computer is 32Bit XP SP3 incl. all MS patches. [/quote] I suppose you used the upper of the links (announced