Josh8806

thanks for all the help! I know this is a late reply sorry! I am ordering the console 5 supply.

I have this CO14319 that I currently use for my 400, I recently purchased a 4 port 5200 without the a/c adapter, got a switch box on the way and I want to test it to make sure it works before getting a CO18187 for it. Does anyone know if I can use this CO14319 without harming the 5200? Thanks in advance, I am totally lost when it comes to volts, amps, currents and what not haha.

Just recently picked a 5200 up, I thought the listing showed the switch box but apparently not! oops! I will probably mod it later but just for testing and restoration purposes I'd like to have the original box and power supply.

3 Games Up For Sale. Buyer pays shipping. For sale: Star Raiders + Controller For 2600. No Manual. No Comic Book. $17 Choplifter! 7800 No Manual. $10 Q*bert 5200 No Manual. $13

Games or program cartridges for the Atari 400 please let me know if you have any you are willing to sell. Thanks.

Parting with a few C64 games to make space. Buyer pays shipping. DM for any questions or offers. I am not well versed in Commodore pricing, I am just going off what I see elsewhere as a base line then applying the condition of what I am selling into my asking price, If you feel I am way off base, please respectfully let me know and I will listen. Thanks!! Raw Recruit, Sealed Asking $65 OBO There is some caving in on the box but isn't smashed or crushed any where: Total Eclipse, seal is torn towards bottom, but this box is in pretty nice shape, minimal caving in on back side. permanent marker "X" is on the box itself looks like whoever had it actually cut the plastic to make sure they marked the cardboard. Probably a shop owner. I don't know too much about this one... Asking $35 Spite And Malice - $5 Box is in kinda rough shape, caved in and the top flap is smooshed in. Jeopardy's, 2nd edition and sports... boxes are both are caving in, one has tape all over it... still sealed, asking $5 each

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So the orange and the green cable were loose and sliding off the contacts. I dabbed a little solder on them to keep them tight and in place. As for the click feedback not as pronounced when pressing left, I replaced the spring on that side, the clicking is back and and sounds nice. Voila, everything is working fine. I put some pics below of me testing it out with Berzerk, all the diagonal controls are shown as working fine. Also cleaned up the contacts on the inside as well as put the tiniest bit of silicone grease on the little pivot point and around the rubber dust sleeve (on the inside part only) to get rid of a slight squeaky noise. The wet looking area on the first pic is cleaned up, that's just the flux that I used when I soldered. Nice little project!!

Found the culprit, one of the clips that rely on tension has snapped off. Think I could just solder the lead right to the board, unless someone has a better solution?

Sure enough the less clickity left directions arent registering. Lemme open er up and check it out.

I will test it extensively and let you know shortly.

Yeah definitely what your describing, I don't have the first clue what they are worth though Ebay is kinda all over the place. I gave it a once over cleaning, looks like its in great shape. The left direction is less clicky than the rest. I love the clicky feeling, I daily drive a Konix Speed King and it reminds me of a simplified version of that. You can make me an offer if you'd like.

hmm, this ones clickier than the rest, not too familiar with all the types of joysticks. Might have to get put in my personal collection.

Definitely, I'll let the listing breath for a while and if no takers I'll get back to you when I decide on splitting it out.

Completely forgot to look at Wikipedia haha. Well it seems it was just a "meh" game when it came out. I'm itching to know what it last sold for, I love knowing I have a gem in the collection, not to sell but just for that collector's dopamine. But from it's initial reception it may not be very special. Oh well its still really cool to have and forgetting I had it, then discovering it again is super exciting.