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1 Heavy Sixer
1 Sears Heavy Sixer
1 Light Sixer
1 4-switch wood
1 4-switch black
1 junior black
1 junior short rainbow
3 junior long rainbow
1 7800
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Atari merch package
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Atari 410
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1200XL and 1010, both boxed and working :-)
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Taiwan – 72R DA 28817 303 – Date on mainboard JUL 20 1983
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Nearly everything from serial production. Missing are 520STF, 520STE, ATW800, PC2, PC4, PC5 and all ABC desktop models (have the notebook twice), from the consoles 2800, 5200 and Lynx I
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Latest catch: The remains of a former Atari service. Contains: TT030, Mega STE, 2x Mega ST2 (both upgraded), Megafile 44, Megafile 60, CaTTamaran accelerator, Riebl network adapter, Eickmann VME videocard, ca 1000 diskettes, magazines (German ST-Computer 1997 to 2003, several ST Format issues, several Atari World issues as well as Italian and Dutch magazines), an Atari backpack, a banner, several still sealed articles by Best (including a catalog), a shop sign, several external drives (hard disks, CD-ROM, Zip, MCD) ………
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Spotted Atari computers:
"Married … with Children", episode "Old College Try": Bud has an Atari ST in his dorm
"Bullyparade – Der Film" (Germany): Löffler has two Atari ST computers on a shelf in his garage
"Ein Fall für TKKG – Drachenauge" (Germany): The kids are looking up a poet in a database with a 1040 ST
"Police Academy 4" - In the background in the warehouse is a box of a 520 ST
"Terminator 2" - The Portfolio scenes should be widely known
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Atari VCS, Model CX-2600, S.N. 26157J
Sears Model 637.99743, S.N. 23370S
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Since last year I am rebuilding a collection I dissolved in 2006 (one of my bigger mistakes....). So far I have
Jaguar
- 2 Jaguar consoles (boxed)
- 1 Jaguar CD unit (apparently never used before)
- 3 controller pads (1 with rotary modification)
- Memory Track
- Alien vs. Predator
- Atari Karts
- Bubsy in: Fractured Furry Tales
- Cannon Fodder
- Checkered Flag
- Cybermorph (2 loose cartridges, 1 boxed)
- Doom
- Hover Strike
- Iron Soldier
- Raiden
- Rayman
- Tempest 2000
- Wolfenstein 3D
- CD: Baldies
- CD: Battlemorph
- CD: Blue Lightning
- CD: Myst
- CD: Myst Demo
- CD: Tempest 2000 - The Soundtrack
- CD: Vid Grid
All items boxed, if not declared otherwise
2600 / 7800
- CX 2600 A console ("wood")
- CX 2600 jr all black
- CX 2600 jr long rainbow (2x)
- CX 7800 (completely new and unused)
- CX 20 Driving Controller (2x)
- CX 24 Proline Joystick (4x, 1 boxed)
- CX 42 Remote Control Joystick (boxed, sadly the left controller is missing)
- CX 50 Keyboard Controllers (boxed)
- CX 78 Joypads (3x)
- Sears Video Arcade II Controller (boxed)
- 32 in 1 Game Cartridge (2x)
- Air Sea Battle (loose)
- Alpha Beam With Ernie (boxed)
- Asteroids (loose)
- Atlantis (loose)
- Bowling (loose)
- Centipede (loose)
- Championship Soccer (loose)
- Combat (loose, text)
- Crystal Castles (2x loose, 1 grey, 1 silver)
- Decathlon (loose)
- Demon Attack (boxed, picture label)
- Die hungrigen Frösche (loose)
- Donkey Kong (1 boxed, 1 loose)
- Eishockey-Fieber (boxed)
- Fire Fighter (boxed)
- Frostbite (boxed)
- Galaxian (loose)
- Indy 500 (2x, loose, 1 text and 1 pic)
- Invasion aus der Galaxis (loose)
- Jr. Pac-Man (loose)
- Jungle Hunt (3x, 2 boxed)
- Maze Craze (loose, text)
- Moon Patrol (loose, grey)
- My Golf (boxed)
- Outlaw (2x, 1 boxed)
- Pac-Kong (Quelle, loose)
- Pac-Man (loose)
- Phoenix (boxed)
- Rampage (boxed)
- River Raid II (pirate, loose)
- Roc'N Rope (boxed)
- Starmaster (boxed)
- Schnecke gegen Eichhörnchen (boxed)
- Solaris (boxed)
- Space Attack (boxed)
- Space Invaders (loose)
- Sprintmaster (boxed)
- Star Raiders (loose)
- Star Voyager (loose)
- Strahlen der Teufelsvögel (loose)
- Trick Shot (boxed)
- Vanguard (loose)
- Wüstenschlacht (loose)
- Yars' Revenge (loose)
Lynx
- Lynx II (Model PAG-0300)
- Chip's Challenge (boxed)
- Klax (boxed)
- Rampage (loose)
- Shanghai (boxed)
ST-TT-Falcon
- 520 STM (2x)
- 1040 STF
- 1040 STFM (2x, 1 boxed)
- 1040 STE
- Mega ST 2
- Mega ST 4
- Mega STE (3x, 1 boxed)
- Megafile 30
- PTC 1426
- SF 314 (5x, 1 boxed)
- SF 354 (4x, 1 boxed)
- SH 205
- SLM 605 (2x)
- SLMC 804
- SM 124 (9x, 5 boxed)
- SM 146
- Stacy 2
- STM 1 (~20x)
- TT 030 (3x, 1 of them is a daughterboard TT)
- TTM 195
- Eagle 030 (1 complete and 1 board only)
- Hades 040 (as of yet not in working condition)
- 2 Nova VME adaptors with ET4000 video cards
- 1 Crazy Dots video card for Mega ST computers
and tons of third party hardware, software, books etc. Most of that came from a former Atari service in Baden-Württemberg.
PC & Portfolio
- PC 1
- Portfolio model HPC-004
- Parallel Interface HPC-101 (boxed)
- Card Drive HPC-301 (boxed)
400/800/XL/XE computers
- 800 XL
- 1050 (with Engl Turbo)
- XC 12 (boxed)
Other Atari stuff
- CC 91 G credit card calculator
- CC 1010 calculator
- DB 2300 data bank
- DMP 2002 calculator with printer
- BH-100 "Touch Me" handheld
- Jaguar baseball cap
- Atari floppy disk map
There are other systems here too (Game Boy, PlayStation 2, Commodore 64 and Super Nintendo), but for those I am not actively collecting.
A few pictures (most parts are currently in the basement, for which I have still to get shelves...)
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#315, no mystery port
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Anyone have any hints? I'm taking apart a STacy for the first time. I gather that the LCD cover assembly needs to be taken apart and the hinges unscrewed to be able to lift the main casing and access the insides.I've got all the accessable screws out, I have the LCD cover 90% split - can't seem to get the part by the hinge assembly apart. All the case snaps are also off.
The top and bottom halves of the main casing move freely except for the back right corner (looking at the unit closed from the front) where the drive bays are.
Kind of stuck now, I don't want to break pieces of the casing.
Hi,
behind the Stacy label under the display are hidden two screws. Then you can lift the cover. Disconnect all wires, unscrew the left suspension, pass all wires through the right suspension (the one with the smallest connectors first, one you can't pass through it, it has to be disconnected from mainboard later), than you can lift off the display.
The back right corner of the Stacy is a bit difficulty - try and try again, sometime it will lift off.
Mike
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Actually not very much
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Actually not very much
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Uhh...now, my english isn't really perfect, but I try it
It's not only the Germans that want to go tho this eventThat's right - and everyone's welcome.
The past years events with the name "Classic Computing" were, more or less, meetings of friends and collectors of legendary, exotic, old computers. These collectors have the opinion, that without these veterans of Pentium and co. the today's hightech machines will not be possible.The "Verein zum Erhalt klassischer Computer e.V." (Assoziation for preservation of classic computers) were founded, to preserve and show these, at that time ultramodern computers to fan municipalties and others who are interested.
Come to the next "Classic Computing" and smolder towards long times ago. Play the old games you've played night after night. Enjoy a few hours of nostalgic with this, from our short-living technical world, forgotten computers.
Maybe you are in ownage of an old, wonderful computer and are searching for accessories or a possibility to repair the oldie. Our flea market offers the possibility to buy some spare parts. Our specialists staying during the event at your side and will help solving your problem.
See the classics live, show your game fate, admire also the machines you've worked with or made the first steps into the computer era.
Come to a journey in the past of the digital data processing.
The members of the assoziation presenting you the different parts of the computer world.
This year on 24th and 25th September in Neubulach (Northern Black Wood Forest, Germany). More information at http://www.classic-computing.de (german)
We are pleased for visitors
The entry will cost 2,50 €
What would I do without Babelfish
Mike
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Ich hoffe es hat niemand was dagegen wenn ich hier etwas Werbung für unsere Veranstaltung mache:
Die in den letzten Jahren stattgefundenen Veranstaltungen mit dem Namen "Classic Computing" waren, mehr oder weniger, Treffen von Freunden und Sammlern von legendären, exotischen, alten Computern. Diese Sammler sind der Meinung, daß ohne die Vorfahren von Pentium & Co. die heutigen Hightech-Maschinen garnicht möglich geworden wären.Der "Verein zum Erhalt klassischer Computer e.V." wurde nun ins Leben gerufen, um diese, damals ebenfalls hochmodernen, Computer zu erhalten und sie einer ständig wachsenden Fangemeinde und anderen Interessierten in nunmehr gebührendem Rahmen vorzustellen zu können.
Kommen deshalb auch Sie zur nächsten "Classic Computing" und schwelgen Sie in längst vergangenen Zeiten. Spielen Sie die alten Spiele, mit denen Sie damals Ihre Nächte verbracht haben. Genießen Sie ein paar Stunden der Nostalgie mit diesen, von unserer kurzlebigen Technikwelt, längst vergessenen Computern.
Vielleicht sind Sie aber auch noch im Besitz eines solchen, wunderschönen Gerätes und suchen irgendwelches Zubehör, oder die Möglichkeit Ihren geliebten Oldie zu reparieren. Unser Flohmarkt bietet Ihnen die Möglichkeit sich mit Ersatzteilen und Zubehör einzudecken. Unsere Fachleute stehen Ihnen während der Messe mit Rat und Tat zu Seite und helfen Ihnen gerne bei Ihrem Problem.
Sehen Sie diese Klassiker "Live", stellen Sie Ihr Spielgeschick unter Beweis, bestaunen Sie aber auch die Maschinen, mit denen vielleicht auch Sie in Ihrer Arbeitswelt die ersten Schritte ins Computerzeitalter gewagt haben!
Kommen Sie mit auf die Reise in die Vergangenheit der digitalen Datenverarbeitung!
Die Mitglieder des Vereins präsentieren Ihnen verschiedenste Bereiche aus der Computerwelt.
Dieses Jahr am 24.-25. September in Neubulach im Nordschwarzwald.
Mehr Infos unter http://www.classic-computing.de
Wir freuen uns über jeden Besucher.
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Gruesse an alle ATARIANER auf diesem Planeten
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Cool site
Need to play
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Some cart scans for your RG
Atari:
Bit Corp.
Bomb
Goliath
H.E.S.
2 Pak Special: Challenge / Surfing
2 Pak Special: Dolphin / Pigs 'n' Wolf
2 Pak Special: Motocross / Boom Bang
2 Pak Special: Planet Patrol / Wall Defender
Imagic
ITT
Quelle:
Eddy Langfinger, der Museumsdieb
Wüstenschlacht, orange letters
Salu
Spectravideo
Xonox
Robin Hood / Super Kung-Fu Double Ender
That's all - for the moment
Regards
Mike
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That's right. I know them also - but only as development kits, until member tom-cat posted this topic.
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1 sixer, 1 4switch wood, 1 vader, 1 junior black, 1 junior short rainbow and 3 junior large rainbow
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There's some info on the 2080st in the latest Best (I believe Revision 10) catalog. I remember reading about it. I know it was only released overseas, but it was indeed an "Atari" built product. It isn't considered a prototype since it was an official release. At least that's what the catalog said.I'm in the process of unpacking from a move, but once I did out the catalog I can let you know the verbage on it if you don't already have one.
Would be nice
I'd say not really odd - after the revolution the east-european countries were a really big market
And for the ST Europe was the main market. The Atari computers are there still very popular Mike
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Hi folks,
something crazy about the Atari 2080 ST computer:
http://retrospec.sgn.net/users/tomcat/2080/
http://www.atari-computermuseum.de/phpBB2/...topic.php?t=708 (German)
Today's posting:
A little bit more info:The 2080 STf I have was official sold by the only Atari dealer in Slovenia "Mladinska Knjiga". It was special built for this market with the totally blue label (front sticker) and the plastic serial-no. plate. I've contacted another user through the newsgroups, he has also a 2080STf, it's identically to mine and he had buyed himself. Therefore it's an official Atari that was sold here in Slovenia.
The label looks odd - the Fuji and the 2080ST isn't metal - as it is in that picture:
The keyboard is in german layout (QWERTZ), but the TOS (1.00) is english.
My question is: Was it real built from Atari, special for the slovenian (former yugoslavian) market or is that a homemade 2080 ST.
Regards
Mike
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You can plug the SC monitors on the Mega STE
see the 2nd connector from left in the picture 
Mike
. (Slovenia seems like an odd market for a 2MB ST though, no?)
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