labrat

I don't have money to buy but I like this. Just FYI Dictaphone made a ton of stuff and this could be a pretty standard cord, relatively speaking.

Gone faster than I expected, but glad they will be put to use.

I have 2 replacement XE keyboards that I will send out for the cost of shipping. Years ago, I put one of the grey ones onto my system to replace the browned but working one above. The lower one has not been tested.

To be fair to the old instrument in the ad, preparatory chromatography is used for larger volumes and generally simpler mixtures than analytical chromatography, like isolating the product of a synthesis from the reactants. I suspect this is probably still useful for cases where two molecules have similar boiling points but different polarities. -"There are dozens of us!"

Kaboom!

If you search the Marketplace section, a user named Yurkie does modded Colecovision systems. Not sure if others.

I've got a Boxcar RS232 and an Anchor Automation Volksmodem in my TI collection that I would gladly trade for TI or other vintage computer carts (manuals are nice but loose is fine). Let me know if either interests you and I can PM you some pics.

I hope you don't consider this a rude reply, but you asked the question and I think this will be the general consensus: $400 is an outrageously high price. But, its well known that if you post rare stuff on ebay at a very high price, there's a chance that someone for whom money is no object will decide they want it when they want it, and they will pay that price. Look around and you'll see sellers that do this with tons of games, reposted every time the auction goes unbought, hoping for that chance. And they do it because like I said, it works. You just don't get to decide when (or if) it sells. If you want to control when it sells, your only option is to list it as an auction, publicize it as well as you are able, and see what the going price is. A boxed copy went at auction for just above $200 recently, and a loose cart got no bids at $99. I doubt that this was a case of something valuable slipping under the radar. Its more likely that this is the current value for these games. Quite a good return on what they were bought for, but your fortune is in another castle. PS. Financial difficulties suck. I hope your game sells as listed and your other avenues of recourse are fruitful.

Not an auction (and not mine) but it seemed too spammy to post this in the main Marketplace. Random find that I though would interest some... http://www.sciplus.com/p/WHITE-NYLON-NINTENDO-DS-POUCH_53588

I have had several successful trade/sales with Grig, so I guess I've been remiss in leaving him positive feedback. I've been happy every time, most recently on a nice lot of Commodore 64 carts I bought. Great guy to deal with, buy/sell/trade with confidence.

I recently hooked up my C64. PMing you for most of this stuff!

Ooooh! Complete! (ly crappy).

Spoken for...

Last chance bump...

Anybody? Kinda impatient but mostly I'm just not on AA so much these days.

Aaaand they're gone. I have a bunch of 5-pin circular cable ends suitable for making video cables for the Atari 800 etc. Around 30 are these with a handful of another kind that has an option to screw into the housing of the female end. Edit to make them freely available to someone who will use them. Cost of shipping would be appreciated but not required.

Do you have any extras to trade? I've got a bunch of carts I can dig out and I'm sure a few of them would be on your list.

I'd like to add that if anybody has a cracked, ugly, or otherwise pretty worthless Atari 800 shell, please offer to send it to Barb. She needs a physical unit to perfect the fit, and there's several of us who want 800 covers.

How is the FM tuner on that audio player? I've had a few Sansa that I use for the radio, the first one was great, but when it died and I bought a Sansa clip, the tuner was terrible.

Post it in the auctions subsection. There's users there who track ebay auctions, especially for things on the unique end of the spectrum. http://atariage.com/forums/forum/24-auction-central/

I agree that some wood grain would have been a nice homage to 'the woody' but this still looks great.

Bump for having just gotten some stuff. I've bought/sold/traded w/ jbt several times now and am always happy.

Oh, sometimes this stuff turns into a greasy residue that's just nasty. I also use 1/8th" double sided tape as a replacement.

http://atariage.com/forums/topic/138244-how-to-remove-yellowing-from-an-old-atari-case/page__hl__%20retr0brite

The PCB is too wide for it to be a 400/800 cart. It must be a utility cart for the ST line of computers.