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RF Module (Intellivision)

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The RF module on the Intellivision is a self contained unit.

There are two adjustable pots you can use to tune audio hum and video frequency on the RF channel.

Intellivision RF Module Pinout
Intellivision RF Module Pinout
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You will find the module on the rear of the console. I have labelled the connection points for ease.

Intellivision RF Module
Intellivision RF Module
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If you struggle getting a picture, adjust the Video potentiometer with a screwdriver.

If you audio buzz adjust the audio potentiometer with a screwdriver.

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Updated 03 Mar 2023
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