Kyou Fujibayashi

Yeah, my nearly 40 years experience is with playing and collecting. Not repair. I've never needed repair on any of my systems and I don't have a shop/equipment. I'll just toss them out. No big deal.

Lmao

The cable u refer to on The 6 switch unit is cut. As for the other 4, only the cables were removed as he kept them for spares. I'll repost soon as I have a working cable.

I have these as well. All with some kind of problem. I'm assuming either some don't power up or won't play games.

These came from a game store as defective. He kept all cables and accessories so whatever is wrong will be internal. This guy doesn't miss thing. I'll try to get a better way to connect it. I have one cable somewhere that I need to check out

I actually have an original 2600 switch box but I don't have the cable. Keep in mind that this was part of a defective lot and I just hate seeing them go to waste. Would like to get them running g again and put them to regular use.

It's an older crt set. I've tried everything but the only rf I have ATM is an nes rf. I've had issues using those on atari before but was still able to get some kind of pix

It really nothing more than static, if it were displaying anything at all, I'd mention it. Only thing it does when I turn it on is flicker and the static changes a little but can't tell anything other than that. All I know is these were in a junk pile and the guy said here, take em. I had a 5200 way back around 1990 that wouldn't do any thing but put up a green screen. Back then, it was easy to order a replacement board for about $45 and simply swap.

I acquired this and 4 regular 2600s that apparently ly need some kind of repair. I've tried several games but nothing. What would be the first thing I need to look at?

Well ty but it's probably not provably. See we all error. ?

Good point. I forgot about that. The two buttons for select and start as well as the usual 4 buttons and stick.

Does anyone have any idea what this was originally designed for? A friend gave me this saying it's for PC but it's a male connector. Label on bottom reads: Universal Arcade Systems. San Diego, California. Seems well built with Formica and t-molding. Connector reminds me of the kind found on Atari 5200 controllers. What is this for?

Awesome! ?

He's not much of an internet guy. These pics came from his daughters FB page. She does most advertising for him. Best just to go see him. In the 30 + years I've known him, there's never been a website or anything really. Just an eBay account I used to manage for him. We sold quite a bit in those days.

I know many ppl on here remember Mike Barker from the Game Room. Well, after a few years out of the business, my friend of 30 years is back with a new name. Retro Video Games. He still stocks everything from the 2600 to the PS4 and switch. I'm including some pics of his new place as well as the phone number you can call if your looking for anything. Also, the street sign I built for him and delivered yesterday.