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  1. Found ahuge lot of TI/99 stuff today at GW all for us$40

     

    1 ti/99 4a system

    2 comlete sets of hookups

    2 controller pairs

     

    games:

     

    Ms. Pac-Man

    Moon Patrol

    Donkey Kong

    Number Magic (x2)

    Early Logo Fun

    Jawbreaker II

    Picture Parts

    Star Trek

    Chisholm Trail

    Football

    Parsec

    Alligator Mix

    Buck Rogers

    Beginning Grammar (x2)

    Reading FUn

    Home FInancial Decisions

    CAr Wars

    A-Maze-Ing

    Personal Record Keeping

    Munch Man (x3)

    Blasto (x2)

    Tombstone City

    Number Readyness

     

    A stack of manuals and a compute book on the TI/99 4a

     

    plus James Bond: 007 for Atari 8-bit and Defender for Commodore

     

    I talked them into all the carts for a buck a piece since half were 99cents and half were 2.49

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  2. The most usefull method would probably be through a tv card, monitors run off of RGB and atari (and all other game systems) run off of composite (which is basically S-Video)

     

    in order to convert Composite to RGB you need an Up Converter which can be found online for around us$250 (too pricey for my blood) although it would give the best picture and with an input selector you could hook up many game systems for hi-res graphics.

     

    so it wouldf look like this:

     

    game system1---

    game system2-----input switch----Up converter----monitor

    game system3---/

     

    another thing you could use with this setup is an A/B switch between the converter and the monitor you that you could still use the monitor with your computer

     

    I know that you can find input switches at Wal-mart for about us$20 (although it had the names for the current game systems written on the buttons) and an A/B switch can be found online at http://www.cablesnmor.com/goto/video-switch-box.html

     

    without the converter the setup would only cost around us$30 but the converter is the expensive part... I know there used to be one called a Cheese Box that was around us$69

     

    anyhow, hope this helps, as you can tell I've thought about all this before


  3. Can anyone help me out? I need to trade a 7800 version of Ms. Pac-man for a 2600 version for my g/f. I am looking for a straight across trade from a reliable person. any help appreciated.

     

    Cart is grey label, plastic in great condition. Label is in fair condition (intact but has creases over seem and slight indents over screwhole) Label has no tears and no peeling

     

    I would say overall score of c+

     

    I am not picky about the condition of the 2600 ver. it simply needs to work and have a label... I plan on using it quite a bit


  4. I've done both the switchbox and the adapter... in fact I even tried the switchbox and the adapter at the same time.. problem was still there... adn I didn't notice a difference betweet that problem there and the way it showed up when I used the RCA jacks on the VCR.... what is the difference between those jacks and the jacks on the front of say my Commie 1702? and technical links you could provide? I am very interested in the atari video outputs...


  5. I have the smae problem on my g/f's tv when I tried to use a 600xl and a 130xl... I tried the switchbox, and the auxilary channels... and the rca on her vcr... still showed up like the h-hold was off and the screen was skewed... both systems work fine on my commie 1702... so odds are you aren't out 3.50 (for a 600xl you lucky bastard can't find any comps here... just 2600's) I don't know how to remedy this problem...


  6. help is appreciated and I think I get it. I've found about 8 million sites that sell cables, but not a one that tells specifically how to get the Atari into a VGA and, more desired, how to convert luma chroma into RGB... I found boxes for sale around $120 minimum but there's no way I'm dropping that much just to pipe my atari into my VGA...


  7. The site says they're working on modded ones, and if I could get a 7800 with all the right mods done (ie high score, current AV outs, maybe a modern look) I would consider paying about 100-150

     

    Maybe they should consider making controllers and/or attractive game storage racks.... market matching ones of those with a custom 7800 shell on the system and they'd have a winner... at least imho


  8. Does anybody have information about what I would need to do in order to use my 800xl on my VGA monitor? is it just a matter you buying an adapter? I plan on using a switchbox and having the Atari use my computers monitor.

     

    also, if I take an S-video cable and just attatch one of the large Atari plugs to it will it work?

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