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-===== RGB / SCART Adaptors ===== 
-Being in a PAL land now (Australia) I'm suddenly aware of a definitive solution for converting RGB to SCART for blissfully clear gaming love.  Here then is how I did it: 
  
-First I hacked up my custom made SCART extension cable - it had a female SCART on one end and a male SCART on the other end.  It was a straight-through cable, each pin went from 1 to 1, 2 to 2 etc.  Nothing special.  You can use a male <=> male cable if you like, they're pretty common.  Replace one end with a female connector and wire it up as follows: 
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-==== The pinout ==== 
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-^ RGB ^ Signal ^ SCART ^ 
-| 15 | Red | 15 | 
-| 19 | Green | 11 | 
-| 20 | Blue | 7 | 
-| 9 | Sync/Video | 20 | 
-| 1 | Left | 2 | 
-| 5 | Right | 6 | 
-| 16 | +5v/Blanking | 16 | 
-| 13, 18, 17 | Ground | 13, 14, 17 | 
-| 7, 3, 21 | Ground | 5, 9, 18, 21 | 
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-==== The Caveats ==== 
-  * GameCube, VGA and other devices may not work with H+V Sync instead of Composite Video as a Sync signal 
-    * (Not sure if this is because it's H+V tied together or because it's not composite video, or because I lacked the Blanking signal) 
-  * I used +5v for blanking, but you may need to use a 100Ohm resistor on this line. 
-  * Ground is Ground, you don't have to separate them.  One ground line is enough, but you must connect ALL the ground pins on each end 
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