Connecting to NTSC monitor via component connection

I'm getting ready to add an NTSC monitor to my home editing system and I want to connect via the RGB for the best color correcting results. I don't want to go through a deck - mostly because I don't own one and none of my cameras do a component signal out. Anyone have any thoughts on the best means of getting an RGB signal out of FCP to an NTSC monitor?
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