KylJoy

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I want the MK2! Also, couldn't it be released without the connector soldered on and we can just add that ourselves? I thought another product (that shall remain nameless) got around this problem that way.

Here's what I would do: Make sure the adhesive sides of the disc and controller are clean. I might use some alchohol and a clean, particle-free cloth to clean them a bit but don't get particles or dirt on them Spread a thin layer of rubber cement on the adhesive sides (the sides that meet together) of the controller and the disc. This layer should be very thin, just covering the areas. Let the rubber cement dry completely on both parts. Carefully line up the parts and stick them together. Using a clean cloth, rub any excess rubber cement off of the controller. That should do the trick. Let me know if you try it and it doesn't work.

Seconded.

You should also block "happiestsellerever" or whatever the name is. If you'll take the original cost for the item I'll buy it to keep it off Ebay.

I resemble that remark!

Please do not sell those homebrew items on Ebay!

Personally, I was hoping for an Intellivision III or IV vibe like the concept renderings I've posted in my gallery. But I can go with what has been proposed.

Oops... I was thinking about APF MP 1000, I think.

Joseph at the '80s Living Room playing some Atari 2600 Joust.

Some bad pics from the restaurant earlier:

My son verifying with Tommy that there will be woodgrain! All hope is not lost! The future is bright again!

And my son verified with Tommy that THERE WILL BE WOODGRAIN!!!

Woah... Who are these folks?

I got mine!

Yeah, I would have purchased one but missed this somehow. I'll never buy from that guy that has them now.

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Pending deal on Roller Controller. The console is still available.

Please send a private message to discuss. For sale or trade - a nice, clean, and fully functional ColecoVision console with two nice controllers. I added a BIOS replacement that allows you to skip the 12 second delay screen on many games by pressing the left controller button. I am selling the unit and controllers only with no power supply or RF cable. Works great. Good picture quality via RF. Nice BIOS upgrade to skip intro delay. Please contact me via PM with cash or trade offers. Among many things, I am looking for boxed, complete ColecoVision games in very nice condition for trade. I'll move these to Ebay in a few days if I can't strike a deal with anyone. Thanks for looking!

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Me too. I'll pick these up at PRGE. See you there!

It's a lot easier to socket and replace that one IC so I might try that and see if the issue clears up. But I'd still appreciate it if someone could point me in a very specific direction.

I am not 100% positive but I believe I have a video RAM problem in a Colecovision. Here are two images: During a blank screen interval: Following the VRAM test of the diagnostics cart: I have performed a 5v Video RAM replacement in other ColecoVisions and don't want to do that right now. I just want to get this unit fully working for now. Can anyone tell me if there is a way to identify which RAM chip(s) is(are) bad from the images or a good way to test each chip? Thanks!

Aw... Busted my cleverly formed question designed to draw out more information!! Anyway, how about newly released?