Hugo Bernardes

I'll check better later, but I think I have a Megamania spare copy.

Sorry, my mistake. It's brazilian. Better do some research before post... BTW, you guys paying too much on these crappy Tron T-Type Carts.

Just some of us... AFAIK this cart is not brazilian.

It's NTSC. Only brazilian consoles are PAL-M.

I don't have the specifics of a Phantom System, but since PAL-M is 60Hz, I guess it is much like the power supplies used in US systems. Probably, anything like a DC 9V - 500mA for output and AC 110V/220V for input (60Hz for sure). Some brazilian systems have built-in DC power supplies. But I really don't know about Phantom, since I don't have one.

If your TV can handle PAL-M format, the system will work fine. But it must be PAL-M, not the others PAL variations.

Here in Brazil, we got TV sets that automatically detect types of signal (NTSC, PAL-M, PAL-x) and give the possibility to choose the system. I believe Netscann didn't test the system selecting NTSC on his TV. Ask him to do that. I've bought from him long time ago. He's a reliable seller. But I'm pretty sure about this b&w problem.

Carts always work fine. But systems don't. Color information on signal generated by a PAL-M system is the same of any other PAL system and is different of NTSC. It causes the displaying of a b&w images (p&b is portuguese for b&w , my mistake). PAL-M systems don't work fine on NTSC TVs. PAL-M carts don't even exist! There are just ol' fashioned NTSC carts. :wink:

It's a top loading system that accepts 72 pin carts. But keep on mind it's PAL-M. The picture will not roll on NTSC TV sets, but you probably will get a p&b image... FYI Phantom System was manufactured by Gradiente. This company was owner of the Polyvox brand and was the only licensed company to produce 2600 carts and consoles. And sorry by my poor english... :wink:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...egory=3528&rd=1 Lower price, but with WU charges... Hey, I'm finally posting something here!