LittleJoe

Made a sale to BlackBag. Everything went very smoothly.

I write obsolete video game part.

NTSC only. Sorry. I don't have any PAL equipment.

I've got 5 assembled 2600 AV Mod boards available for sale. They are Longhorn's boards -Rev 2.2G. Assembled and tested. You'll need to supply your own wires and jacks. I'm reselling his boards to improve availability and cost. Add $2 for same day or next day shipping via USPS First Class.

Northwest New Jersey. $10.00 flat for return shipping via FedEx Ground, or Home Delivery.

If you get me the schematic I'll give it a go, and let you know how it works. Nice to have 3rd party verification?

I don't see a problem with doing a 5200 mod. I've got a few 5200s, just never modded one. I'll work on one this weekend and let you know.

Adam helped out with the design a bit and I do have to throw Hoss a little beer money once in a while, cause he covers for me at the ranch.

A hand drawn map of Alamogordo, NM showing exactly where the cartridges are buried, or at least where you should start digging.

No PAL, Sorry. But I'll reduce my price to $55.00

1400 to go (Fixed Link): http://search.digikey.com/scripts/DkSearch/dksus.dll?Detail&name=FMS6400CS1XDKR-ND

I should be able to do the 7800 mods in 30 days.

Let me AV mod your Atari for $55.00. I've ordered a bunch of boards from LHE, so they should be on his boards soon, but until then you can have one of the last on the experimenters board. Neat clean installation, preserving the RF shield. Gold Plated RCA Jacks. 90 Day Warranty. One week turnaround. I also have pre-modded systems available.

APF M1000 with one controller missing, cable was cut. Good shape otherwise. Powers on and runs the built in game. I'll trade for a broken Atari 2600 Console.

I've restored several consoles and in the process I've modified a hole punch to make these. They are out of stock at Best Electronics. If anyone needs any PM me. You can send me a SASE and I'll send you 6 for 50 cents.

Your right AJ. I've got a few spares, but the aluminum is a little old looking. Anyone successful in heating and removing the aluminum label on a jr? I'm going to try grafting the plastic from a six switch to see if that's an option. I just noticed that the port plastic on a jr is the same as a 7800. I wonder what they had in mind regarding that.

I'd be happy to do it. You can check my AtariAge marketplace feedback, or my eBay feedback. I can give you 1 week turnaround. http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=pakratfever&ftab=FeedbackAsSeller

batari your not seeing any problems with composite? I've got good s-video, but composite needs help.

Here's some wierdness that shows up in composite only. This is with a .1uf cap on the 4050, and with tia 6 disconnected. It's much the same with TIA 6 connected. The .1uf cap didn't help in general, and the two caps (.1uf and 10uf) on the FMS64xxx are ceramic. These 2 caps are also on the 2.2f mod as well. Disconnecting tia6 didn't eliminate the vertical lines.

Just so we have a control. Here's screenshots of 2.2f. Same construction techniques. Wired identically. Same grounding, camera, and tv. Both rev 14 4 switch 2600's.

Here's pics of output of my test build using s-video. No pots yet.

PM Sent.

I pulled the chroma from the s-video jack and I've got banding on the B/W output. I've got a .1uf and a 10 uf cap right on the power pin of the FMS64xx, but the caps are not near the 4050's power pin.

I discovered that I had a bad connection somewhere in my build. Perhaps more than one. But now I now have a very excellent s-video output. Colors are great. There's no bleeding whatsoever. The only problems I see are a slight vertical banding and composite is bit darker than s-video. I've not installed the pots yet, but I'll play with those soon.