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I have for sale the following items that I will ship within the continental US: (AS-IS) * sold* Atari 800 computer in working order (with power supply) ... $50 including shipping. The computer has been tested (briefly) and appears to work. The only problem I have ever had with it is that the cartridge port is a little flaky. There was a time when I had a lot of difficulty getting cartridges to work (I would insert, remove, re-insert, etc.). I tried it today, however, and I can't get it to NOT work with the several carts that I tried. I will include a Basic cart. There is also a tiny chip of plastic missing from near the reset button (the plastic that was supposed to prevent you from accidentally pressing the reset button). This is difficult to see in the picture. * sold* Atari 1050 disk drive in working order (with power supply) ... $35 including shipping. The disk drive has been tested (briefly) and appears to work. However, it does not eject disks properly (they have to be pulled out manually). There is also a cracked piece of white plastic missing near the front of the drive (see picture). I will include the missing piece in case the buyer would want to attempt to repair the case. Atari 1027 printer -- operating condition unknown (with power supply) ... $25 including shipping. I have not tested this printer, but I suspect it will not work properly. 1027 printers do not weather well... It's also in pretty fair to rough shape. I also have an Atari 410 and an Atari 1010 (program recorders) that I will be listing soon. I was not able to take pictures of them yet, and I need to determine their conditions. I expect to ask around $25 each (including shipping). All of the items except the 410 show a bit of "yellowing." I'm happy to provide any additional info.
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From the album: My Game Collection
My Boxed Atari 1027 Printer, opened, but not used. -
I've seen several posts about the 1027 letter quality printer and its uselessness due to rotted print heads. It seems like a neat piece of machinery with the rotating print head and the striker, and I would love to see one in action. I have two of these printers with mostly intact print heads, which I don't intend to ever turn on (I know the print head will self destruct). How hard would it be to take a mold of the print head and use it to cast new print heads out of a more stable material, such as silicone? Alternatively, how hard would it be to take a 3D scan of the print head and use the scan to create a mold? Has anyone tried something like this?
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From the album: My Game Collection
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