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Forgotten *wantmyEDITBUTTONback!* The C-LAB MK's are only extended standard Falcon030 computers, only modified sound hardware and something other I don't know yet was also changed.... Mike

The Milan060 from Milan Computer / Falkemedia was never official released. But there are Upgrade Kits to give a standard Milan a 060-CPU. Also the last project, the Phenix060 from Centek (France) wasn't released. Released Systems are: C-LAB MKI, MKII - 1st clones, after Atari has quit the computer market. Eagle - Most unknown clone (released?) Hades, Medusa - Both from Medusa Systems (Switzerland) Milan - Falkemedia + Milan Computer (Kiel, Germany) Mike

Here's my actually TOS-Systems setup Mike

My 2600 cases are aluminium tool-cases from a DIY market Actually, my 4th is nearly full... (Bad) Photo: And here they're in the shelf: Mike

Only the one who his father bought back in 1986 The meaning of my posting was, that some brazil models eventually don't support paddle games and therefor also no paddles...

Original Atari or one of much "XX-Game-Built-In"-2600 Jr? If it's Atari, then the unit was defective from the beginning.

Were the Sunnyvale Heavysixers not only built for the USA market? If it's really PAL (without modifications, only original Atari PAL Heavysixer), then it is very rare - I didn't see one in the nearly 2 Years I'm collecting. Mike

Hi, there are 7 official releases of the 2600: 1st: CX-2600 (1977-78, sticker on the bottom says Mfg. in Sunnyvale CA; the side and front boarders are rounded) - Rare 2nd: CX-2600 (1978-80, 6-Switch model, woodgrain) - Common 3rd: CX-2600A (1980-82, 4-switch model, woodgrain) - Common 4th: CX-2600A (1982-83, 4-switch model, black) - Common 5th: CX-2600 JR (1983, black border) - rare 6th: CX-2600 JR (1986, stamped logo) - very common 7th: CX-2600 JR (1986, large rainbow logo) - ultracommon Mike

Hmm... for me: Competition Pro Star and QuickShot II plus (for Epyx sport games ) Mike

No. 39 is FA: http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...ssPageName=WDVW Mike

Yes, that's the cart

Maybe not a prototype - I have Sorcerer's Apprentice - German Pre-Release Cart Mike

Yes, both are original "keyboards" Mike

Not ever - some PAL-carts have printed FOOTBALL - RealSports SOCCER on their label Mike

Dunno - if I wanna play a ntsc game on ntsc-console' date=' I'll need a multinorm tv which can show 50Hz and 60Hz. As I know there are 110V in USA, Canada and Japan (and maybe other countries), PAL-countries using 220V so you'll need a transformer. Mike

And my second problem.... In July I've got an Atari 400 computer. The keyboard didn't working at all keys. I've changed the pokey chip - it was really defective, the case was broken - now the function keys are working (System Reset etc.) but no other key. Also keyboard changing wouldn't be helpful. Is there another part what can be defective or could it be the same defective on both keyboards? Mike

You can use alternative mouses on the ST (but I don't know, if one was released in USA...) I'd prefer the Golden Image GI-6000 optical mouse, its a small switchable (Atari/Amiga) mouse. I've also a Quick Shot QS-3123 - a good and ergonomic mouse. The STM-1 I don't use since I've this both mice Mike

Hi, my XG-1 lightgun shows no reaction if connected with my computer. I've tried it with 2 games (Bug Hunt, Barnyard Blaster) and 6 computers (400, 800, 600/800 XL, 800/130 XE). I can hold it nearest on the monitor - nothing. The monitor I've been using is a C= 1084 SCART. On my TV - also no reaction..... Anyone knows what to do? Mike

Hmm... maybe bad contacts Check the cable (12 wires) which connect the mainboard with the sub-board (the thing with the switches on it) - eventually there's one broken. Also check the antenna cable - I had some Sixers and 4-switch woodgrains with broken antenna cable. And you can try to press the 3 socketed chips into their socket, if you hear a noise while pressing on it, it wasn't right in his socket. Mike

This label isn't rare as it looks, some PAL releases exists with this one Mike

But I'm still working on it... Mike

Both (PAG-0200 and PAG-0400) made in Taiwan. Mike

I was there with my Atari Collection Pics: http://www.classic-computing.de/modules.ph...=showpage&pid=5 Click on "Bilder der Classic Computing 2004" Mike

Alien vs. Predator - 9 Atari Karts - 8 Blue Lightning - 5 Bubsy - 6 Checkered Flag - 6 Club Drive - 2 Cybermorph - 4 Dino Dudes - 6 Doom - 8 Highlander - 5 Int. Sensible Soccer - 3 Iron Soldier - 7 Kasumi Ninja - 4 Myst - 4 Raiden - 7 Supercross 3D - 5 Tempest 2000 - 10 Theme Park - 6 Trevur McFur / Crescent Galaxy - 7 Vid Grid - 5 (bad game, but cool music ) White Men Can't Jump - 5 Wolfenstein 3D - 8

Normal Cartridge: SUPER FOOTBALL ATARI 2600 . . . . . . CA400064-154 The "7800"Cartridge: SUPER FOOTBALL ATARI 7800 . . . . . . CA400225-154 Both have the number CX26154 (one with P for PAL) printed on the main label. Mike