Oge

Tapes were the main media for a lot of users in Europe and the same (about slow load times) can be said about stock 1541 Disk Drives. A TurboTape file request the same time in order to be loaded when compared to a stock Commodore Disk Drive. Apart from that, just keep in mind that the +5V coming out from the C2N is port is maximum 100mA: check if the SD2IEC requires more power. Cheers, Oge

You can repair it without having to replace a single component, except if the DB9 cord is somewhere interrupted. Is it this one? http://atariage.com/forums/topic/207423-early-joystick-pcb-cx-10/ Cheers, Oge

The Datassette was so prone to external interferences that several magazines advised to put an allumium foil on its base to improve reliability when loading or saving files. Furthermore, it had an additional ground cord that a lot of people cut away though it truly improved reliability if connected to ground (e.g. a metal chassis). I suppose that this was not needed if the Datassette was built with a larger budget so no wonder that their purpose was far away from pushing the cassette technology to its limit. Cheers, Oge

It is a Third-Party Cable which was internally enhanced for LCD compatibility and solves annoying audio noises which affects SNES output. Only one available as it took hours to do that. Cheers, Oge

Thank you. This thread (http://atariage.com/forums/topic/238500-for-sale-snes-super-fx-game-converter/) can be deleted as I've merged it with this one. Cheers, Oge

Could you post a photo of its PCB? I will tell you for sure. Cheers, Oge

Rolling screen usually indicates a problem with the Sync signal. Have you checked the capacitors?

Because, to my opinion: 1) It would have caused troubles with the production/mastering of cassettes; 2) The more the specification was distant from the standard, the more the Datassette would have costed; 3) Faster speeds would have meant the need for an improved circuitry/filtering and mechanics.. Cheers, Oge

SUPER NINTENDO CONTROLLER (NTSC) (MINT IN BOX) DESCRIPTION: Genuine Nintendo Controller Gamepad. Brand-New. Complete of everything. Looking for both Revision and Model Number I've seen that the Gamepad is a 1991 model, which means that it should be Region-Free (PAL Gamepads, regardlessly of revision, were consistently region locked). You don't have to worry about that, howewer, if you are going to connect it to an American Super Nintendo or to a Japanese Super Famicom. PRICE: €72,00 PICTURES: SHIPMENT: €14,20 (Europe); €16,80 (Rest Of The World) ______________________________________________________ SUPER FX GAME CONVERTER (PAL) (MINT IN BOX) DESCRIPTION: Super FX is considered to be the best Game Converter around here, recommended in several forums for its high compatibility rate. The item is Mint and intended for PAL Super Nintendo machines. PRICE: €57,00 PICTURES: SHIPMENT: €14,20 (Europe); €16,80 (Rest Of The World)

DESCRIPTION: Super FX is considered to be the best Game Converter around here and recommended in several forums for its compatibility rate. The item is Mint and intended for PAL Super Nintendo machines but it should work for NTSC Super Famicom as well. QUANTITY: X1 PRICE: €58,00 PICTURES: SHIPMENT: To be calculated NOTES: • The box can be flattened in order to reduce the size of the package and save money Cheers, Oge

DESCRIPTION: They are the real thing sold back in the day, NOT nowadays Chinese counterparts. It works with both Super Nintendo plus Nintendo 64 and GameCube regardlessly if NTSC or PAL (not tested on Super Famicom). PICTURE: QUANTITY: X2 PRICE: €18,00 SHIPMENT: T.B.C. ADDITIONAL NOTES: • The Cable is Factory Sealed BUT the blister can be removed if you desire to cut shipment cost; • X1 SCART RGB Cable available (internally modded for quality enhancement, only for PAL machines)

Wiring your actual NES Gamepad for the purpose of obtaining a second Fire button for MSX usage is not recommended as Pin 7 on MSX is Button II while on Atari/Commodore machines is +5V. You will need a separate Gamepad prepared just for MSX usage. As I'm preparing a small batch of NES Gamepads converted for both Atari and Commodore Home Computers, just drop me a PM. Cheers, Oge

I can help you out with a customized Atari 7800 SCART (RGB) Cable. PM sent. Cheers, Oge

Found another two units of the Atari 2600 Deluxe Switching Power Supply. Quantity was updated as well. Cheers, Oge

PAL or NTSC?

Up. I can say that people were satisfied with this Heavy Duty Power Supply Cheers, Oge

Only one available. Cheers, Oge

Description was updated. Luckily, I've found some IT (Italian) to US (United States) adapters... As it seems that no one makes them anymore. Cheers, Oge

Up. Cheers, Oge

There is +5VDC coming out from a Pin which is very close to GND. You have to be careful, especially if you recicle existing Cables: if you don't carefully isolate that Pin, you end up frying something on either your Genesis or TV. I'd say that the fault is on the Cable. If not, you would have a permanent short on your Genesis which affected it regardless if a Cable was connected or not. ICs seems to be pretty sturdy, so there are good chances that your Genesis is still okay. Cheers, Oge

Users from Spain, Italy, France and Germany will be able to use the A2600 Deluxe Switching Power Supply without the need of any Adapter. The other ones will receive the proper one for free. Cheers, Oge

IMHO the Composite Video is always better than RF. There is no cheap or expensive Cable since we are talking about plain Composite: there could be a degradation of the signal using a non-shielded Cable but it will be not enough to make the signal worst than RF. Cheers, Oge

Don't do it. You will end up ruining your A2600. Pinouts are different when comparing an Atari/C64 plain A/V Cable to a Genesis one. Cheers, Oge

I'm pretty sure that you can find one of these on a local store... They were pretty common at the time and people still use them. Being a simple switcher, one brand rather than another one will not make a difference. Cheers, Oge

I'm pretty sure that it can be repaired... And it will work better than ever