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08 Sep, 2017
WF2CB Compatible Water Filter
For the price it's a great deal to get that refrigerator up and running again for the next 6 months to a year. Installation was simple enough and quick and painless. There was some initial leaking in the area of the filter, but after a couple reseats (pulling it out and putting it back in) it doesn't seem to leak. Water tastes fine compared to the official filter this NEW one replaced. Just run 3 gallons through the system after install to clear out air.
28 Aug, 2019
Worked Great For My VERY Unique Situation!
It does as is described. Input a video signal (Video IN) and output it to a VGA monitor (VGA OUT). I doubt anyone sought to buy this for the same reason I did, but I got this to connect an old NES to an equally old VGA monitor to present that more authentic look of a tube T.V.
Tube T.V.'s are a dime a dozen at any Goodwill or Salvation Army, but my goal here was form factor. I connected my NES to a nicely sized 17inch monitor and it looks great. Some adjusting on the device needed to be made, but it looks great.
NOTE:
Again, I'm using this device in a very unique way, but there does appear to be some form of display bug. It's difficult to see unless the image is dark, but there is a strip of distortion that goes down left of center of the screen as well as some slight "ghosting" that occurs alongside it. This "bug" could also be unique to MY converter. Or it could be across all converters? If this occurs to you, THE FIX for me was hold the reset button on the NES for "just long enough" that when I let go and the image displayed the strip was gone.
In a REAL WORLD scenario you can similarly pull out the Video IN composite cable out, or some other means to cut the signal, for a second or two (you'll just have to figure the timing out on your own) and quickly plug it back in. Keep trying until the "strip" is gone.
20 Jun, 2017
Got My Rig Back Up and Running!
It works just fine and is quiet! Unless the PSU blows tomorrow, I've got no complaints.