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Ok, had a chance to check all my hardware and initially I will need three NTSC complete. 1 each for the following: 1 - 800 (soon to have Incognito installed) 2 - 130xe's (soon to have Ultimate 1mb installed in each In the second run I will get the ones for my two 400's. Thanks, T.E

Bob, Yea I was just reading that entire thread and it looks like my answer. Thanks, T.E

What is the final price per unit (complete, NTSC) plus the estimated shipping to the U.S.? I am thinking I need 4 but still need to count the machines and decide what I want to upgrade.

There are no currently available options for newer video output from the 400?

The next question I have is will there be more carts than the 25 needed to make the actual run? I only ask as I would like to be able to order another one when I can get out from under some bills and have the money to spare.

63450. I just downloaded the NYD2016 and played BlowSub for the first time. Played on my LG G3 Android phone using the latest Colleen emulator with only touch screen controls. Sent from my LG-D851 using Tapatalk

I am trying to find an available video alternative for the Atari 400 that does not require a DVD Player or VCR with NTSC RF input. Preferably s-video with stereo audio but composite with stereo audio would be nice. HDMI with audio would be awesome. I have done searches but it appears everything mentioned is no longer available. Is there anything that is actively available? Thanks, T.E

I am surprised that more have not been sold between the members here and ABBUC, if there is a difference in membership. Sure would be sad to see such a good idea and product just blow away in the wind.

Hopefully the last 4 get purchased. I wish I could afford to buy more than the one I already purchased. Wouldn't it make some kind of sense to make the 21 carts and 4 boards and just make all the same board? Somehow I can't see that being a big deal.

It would be nice if more of the old authors would release their code as well but I believe most of it is lost to time.

Looking to buy one of the one with the dual blue connectors (bottom one in the picture above) if they are available and not too costly. I believe that is the one I had in the past that I can no longer locate.

Thanks, that is the one. Looks like it never went any further in that thread which is a shame. Love to find a schematic and PCB layout for it to make one.

Years ago I had a board for my 130xe that plugged into the cartridge port and allowed two cartridges, like SpartaDOSX and a language to be on the single port at the same time. The great part about it was you didn't have a huge line of cartridges hanging off the back of the 130xe. I think ICD produced the board. Wish I could find my old one Any remember this board and have any information on them? Thanks, T.E Update: Just found it in a picture here: http://www.atarimagazines.com/analog/issue64/8bit_news-4.php It is the small board on the left, not the MIO on the right, to which I am referring.

Would love to see the changes Montezuma made to have the old AspeQT work with his SIO2BT module included as an option for this new version. Maybe as a check box in Options somewhere that allowed the SIO2BT changes to be dynamic.

In for one but am in the U.S. so probably missed my chance. Sent from my LG-D851 using Tapatalk

Interested in 1, possibly 2 depending on price and shipping.

I periodically check craigslist in my area for Atari 8-bit items and just found this ad, http://easternshore.craigslist.org/atq/5047681926.html. They must be joking.

Montezuma, are there any left as I may want to order a second one to install with my Incognito in my 800?

Stephen are all the solder point I see in the pics needed on the production board or just the beta?

Got my board today and it looks awesome. Can't wait to get it installed.

I second Altirra for Android

This is a really good question. If for some reason the coding insdie the device gets messed up beyond use how do we fix it? As stated in the manual something can send commands to it if not used correctly and screw up the module.

My thought was to use an Arduino and have it configurable to be an SIO2SD/SIO2PC/SIO2WiFi/SIO2Ethernet device of some sort. The basis for the hardware is modular and should be fairly easy to code for someone who knows how.

48, almost 49 here, got my first 800 when I was 14

XL_XE_XEGS_SWAP.atr works great and also allows The Writer's Tool to boot and function properly. I also tried the XBIOS but am not really sure hot to use it. I am from the old days of Atari 8-bits not the new days Too many years in between.