Video_Invader

Paying up to $350.

I keep forgetting about that. Ill do it soon.

$350?? Anyone?

Wow, no one on here has one? I remember reading on here somewhere in the forums that a member claimed he had about 15 of these still in original boxes. Who wants to make an extra $300 for a clean, good condition power strip?

Me too, lol. I've been a serious collector for over 25 years and from time to time, I've gotten ignorant and sold many items I probably shouldn't have. Either way, I've learned to hang on to things from now on.

I would hardly say lowball. Money is not a problem for me. Someone wants to put one up, based on condition, etc., I was thinking $200-$300.

I've never had electronics fail due to storms. I have the proper safety precautions in place just in case. Only looking as a collector. Will make a very good offer to whoever is interested.

Yeah I figured that later but had already posted. They are what they are but I'd still love to have one. I used my old one and it served me fine. Just plug it into surge protection and your good. I'll pay whatever it takes to get one.

I'm a collector. If it was that much junk, I doubt you'd keep yours. They weren't really meant for protection. Rather a convenience at offering more space for ac adaptors considering a standard plug only has two and you'd have to turn one upside down. Was just cool having the sega name on it. I bet you'd sell yours for the right money. If you was to sell, what would you ask?

I've seen them go for $400-$800. I'll pay more if I have to. Fine with me. See if you can hunt one down.

Paying top dollar for one if anyone has one or knows where I can get one. Don't need any drives, etc.

Looking to buy one if anyone has one they don't need. Paying top dollar. Let me know.

I have a Commodore Colt that I've been playing a couple games on but I've been trying to get my terminator 5.25 floppies to boot but no success. These are new disks out of the box and both of my 5.25 drives work but all I get is the general failure error reading drive a or b. is there a requirement or something I missed? Game box mentions need a hard drive which I have and 640k ram on a 80286 system.

I have a Packard bell legend 11cd 486 dx2. Just got a hard drive for it but realized I have the wrong type of ram:(. Also going to be looking for an original Packard monitor and keyboard. Got a lot of old games ready and waiting on this thing.

Never heard of that. Not sure I'd want to even try that although it may work. If I remember right, cdx used the same. I still need to change mine. Just haven't gotten around to it. I did pick up a backup ram cart tho

Sounds cool. Got lucky and picked up a few disks like star trek, 3 stooges, gauntlet.

Whatever works. I want to keep the original feel by using floppies.

I have several. Most likely enough to he wha I want at least. Thanks for the big help! Now to figure which cable I need.

Man this is great. Thanks for the info. Is there a place where I can order the cable and how do I get the games from a regular pc to the floppy?

I have 2 1541 drives. I forgot about the cable. Where would I find the games?

Is there anyone who can help me get some games like Hunchback, Hunchback II, Pac-man, Pitfall, where in the world is carmen sandiego, etc. onto some blank disks? I have several blanks but cannot afford to buy any games on evil bay.

Sealed in sense. Whatever it's called but the only thing i know is they were just simply glued at the ends. The way i see it, anyone can glue these back down. You just have to take the original owners word for it when they say "unopened"

When making an offer, what would it be before it's too much?

Man, sure some nice items. Just too tapped right now to buy anything. Stupid transmission on my car decided it was done working.

Definitely talented. Plenty of potential and a good sound too but i think i'd find another subject though.