Seagull

Some price drops

New Odyssey 2/Videopac stuff added!

Thanks for the compliments @jgkspsx, much appreciated! And always happy to help someone else's 'addiction'!

Thanks bud! Fantastic dealing with you as well. Hope you enjoy!

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Ah, sorry, photos got themselves out of order. Fixed now. Thought I might have put up some racy pics or something!

Added some Commodore items.

Cheers man! Happy to help!

Added Gamecube console, games, and Dragon's Lair/Q-bert board games.

HA! Things that make you go hmmmm...

So, during the perpetual cleaning the household seems to be going through, my wife has found some boxes of stuff that I had forgotten we had, for systems and such that we no longer have. Long story short: I did a purge sometime ago, and guess things got overlooked. I'll list stuff as I have time to after work and such, and will do my best to respond to anyone asap, but please bear with me, as this is my first time listing on here (been around for awhile and have dealt with a few members), and I'm sure I'll muck something up. Everything, unless otherwise stated, is being offered as is and untested since, for the most part, I no longer have any way of testing anything. All prices in Canadian funds. I accept Paypal (F&F or buyer covers the fees), and buyers are responsible for covering the shipping. Contact me for shipping quotes on any individual or combined items (please include your Postal or Zip code and what you're interested in). I will ship to the USA and throughout Canada. Shipping is from Toronto, Canada and Canada Post is used. Services within Canada are Expedited shipping, and to the USA there's Tracket Packet (small parcels and fairly decent pricing considering the unreal shipping prices these days), and Expedited USA for larger items. All services come with insurance and tracking. So, here we go for now and offers will be considered. And sorry for my amateurish page formatting. Nothing for now...stay tuned.

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No worries, and yeah, thought about that later, that a permanent fix might not be where you were heading. No experience myself, with a sd2iec, but figured more knowledge than me would chime in, and get you set up, and look...it happened! Glad to see!

I think it might be mentioned in the owners manual, if you have access to that, but here's an on-line mention of how to do it: http://www.atarimagazines.com/compute/issue50/221_2_READERS_FEEDBACK_Commodore_Disk_Drive_Device_Number_Update.php

Quick follow up. Seems it's a family member running the business now, as (according to some folks on other forums), Dean7878 has had some serious health issues as of late, so there's some new info to use as you like.

Just a head up that there's a new user that's just begun posting on the Vic 20 Denial forums (StacyB), who is selling Vic-20 keys, springs etc, and they have a link to their website, which sells all sorts of other 8 bit parts, and that site is....http://www.80svc.com. Things that make you go...hmmmmm.

No problem at all. Tons of great info on that site.

Ah, found some better info with hows and whys here, along with a bunch of other goodies: http://www.the-nextlevel.com/odyssey2/faq/essentials/#50, About 3/4 down the page: How can I replace my Odyssey²'s power supply? Luckily, you don't need an original Odyssey² power supply to run your console. Most electronics stores sell adjustable power supplies that you can use. Odyssey²'s power supply requirements are: 12v AC 600mA. However, Odyssey² consoles contain an internal bridge rectifier and 5v regulator, which means that it should be safe to use supplies that don't exactly match these specifications. It should be safe to use a power supply that provides anywhere from 9V to about 14V, AC or DC. Many Odyssey² players use power supplies from other, more common consoles. A standard 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) power supply can be used on most Odyssey² consoles, just not the early models. If your Odyssey² has a round, female power port with a thin metal peg in the middle, it's compatible with an NES supply. If your console's power port is female, but smaller and lacking the metal peg, try an Atari 2600 supply. It should work! 22 Guess that explains why my NES adapter works...learn something new everyday it seems

Sorry, guess I didn't really answer your question there. Looking at the NES adapter, and yes, it is AC.: Input is AC 120V 80HZ 17W, and Output is AC 9V 1.8A (reading that right off the adapter itself). My O2 is the same as yours, with the hard wired controllers. Does it say DC somewhere on your system?

I've been using an original NES power supply with mine for a few years now, without any issues. No modifications required.

Picked up some CV homebrews from Twoquickcapri, and couldn't be happier with the transaction! Fast shipping, well packed, and everything in mint condition! Great to deal with!

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Just in case you didn't see this in the marketplace yet Tempest http://atariage.com/forums/topic/247418-trs-80-model-3-model-4-and-more/

You might want to PM Tempest, I know he's been looking for a Model III or 4 for quite some time now.