nethermind

I found a couple of Peavey Power Supplies on eBay. This is exactly what was printed on the bottom: PEAVEY POWER SUPPLY FOR USE WITH AUDIO EQUIPMENT REPLACE WITH PART NO. 70900601 MODEL NO. DV-9319A INPUT: 120VAC 60Hz 33W OUTPUT: 11.5VDC 1.95A CAUTION: INDOOR USE ONLY UL LISTED 883K E59477 (POSITIVE CENTER POLE [CPC-2]) SA LR99152 MADE IN CHINA I paid $20 for one and $26 for the other.

I saw this today. Kinda pricey... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Atari-XC-1411-RARE-PROTOTYPE-composite-monitor-/253050551267?hash=item3aeafcfbe3:g:ltoAAOSwFBRZbS-V

I recently acquired a Coco2 on ebay without its power supply. I'm having trouble finding the ps's model number (##-####) and I'm having trouble finding one period. Heck I don't even know the Coco2's power requirements. Can anyone tell me any of these things? Does anyone have an extra Coco2 power supply they'd be willing to sell? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! nethermind

Would it be naive to ask if anyone has a WHT SCSI card they are trying to get rid of?

Has anyone perfected M*A*S*H?

I'm looking for a Wico TI-99/4A joystick adapter. They're everywhere when I don't need one and not to be found when I do. Does anybody have one they would like to be rid of? I have zero skill trying to fabricate stuff like this. I'm worse than terrible, so I know I can't put one together from the plans like many of you can. I'm going to have to find one for sale somewhere. There are none on ebay now, and I'm not prepared to wait a long time for one if I can avoid it. I found a web site in the UK called CoolNovelties that make an adapter. I like the look of it. With shipping it is $21.52. Sold. When it arrives I will share with the group and let you know whether it is worth it. nm

Here is a link to a 5V 3A power supply on eBay for the nanoPEB. http://www.ebay.com/itm/AC-Converter-Adapter-DC-5V-3A-Power-Supply-Charger-5-5mm-x-2-1mm-US-3000mA-/271505054908?hash=item3f36f65cbc:g:N5YAAOSwHMJYMpv2 I'm buying one. I'll let you know how it works when it and the nanoPEB arrive by mail. Brad

Thanks Lee. Thank you everyone who replied. Pretty friendly group. Brad

I just bought one of these. I'm trying to buy a power supply for it in ebay. It specifies: "regulated 5v DC power supply with 2.1mm barrel connector." I'm curious what the proper amperage should be. I'm finding 1 amp and 3 amp power warts. Any advise?

If I could only have one game for the Atari 8-bits, it would be Activision's Pitfall II: Lost Caverns.

A Lotharek Sio2SD 1.3 (black) SD card floppy drive emulator. http://www.lotharek.pl/product.php?pid=23

I regret having sold my TI-99/4A with PEB and 3.5" & 5.25" floppy drives. Sold the Commodore 1702 monitor too.

Atari 1200XL with Super Video 2.1 mod and SIO fixed Atari 1050 Lotharek SIO2SD 1.3 (black) Sony PVM-14L1 monitor B&C CX-40 clone joystick Atari 2600 Junior with A/V mod Harmony SD cartridge B&C CX-40 clone joystick Shares PVM-14L1 with 1200XL above Commodore 64C Commodore 1541-II The Future was 8-bit SD2IEC Sony PVM-14M5 monitor B&C CX-40 clone joystick

I have found the Sony PVM-14 monitors made in the late 90's/early 00's are ideal for this. All of them have composite video (BNC) and S-Video. The higher-end ones have RGB as well. I'm using a PVM-14L1 for my Atari 1200XL (S-video modded) and an Atari 2600 Jr (composite video modded), and a PVM-14M5 for my Commodore 64C. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-PVM-14L1-14-CRT-Trinitron-Color-Video-Television-Monitor-600TVL-/112034847366?hash=item1a15cc1a86:g:CzEAAOSwmtJXahPE