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Wanted to see if anybody could use them before I donate them to an electronics retailer. Just pay for shipping and you can have them - I'm only shipping within the US because of C19. I believe these can be used as replacement memory for latter A500 Motherboards as well as some variants of Atari ST - there is 24 of them. I believe these are similar to the above These are also memory chips for A500's but for earlier models - I don't remember which ones exactly Rev.6a and before possibly? Spare socket for Atari ST Blitters(Possibly the GLUE and MMU too). Known as the 'Funky' Socket according to Exxos(Chris) Two chip UK Rainbow TOS 1.04 Six chip US Rainbow TOS 1.04 The holy grail! The rare 2 MB Fat Agnus for A500(and I think A2000 as well) 2 - 1MB SIMM's for Atari STE's Various chip converters.
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The Good: Amiga 500 Rev.6A MegAChip upgrade - 2 MB Memory Rom switcher 1.3 & 2.1 Gotek Drive with 8GB usb stick with some things on it – PM for more info Trap Door cover Side door cover – Rare these days New, modern power supply The Bad: The Rom switcher – It changes the rom every time the power is turned on, or reset. The Ugly: Nothing too bad here, looks good for it’s age. There was a battery leak at some point on the memory expansion, but it hasn’t affected the board. The rom switcher doesn’t function how it was originally intended and switches every time there is a soft reset(Ctrl+ left A + right A) or any time the power is switched on. Some games like Star Wars only work with the 1.3 rom so to use the Gotek you must be using the 2.1 rom before selecting a rom dependent game – a pain I know. I’m including some spare chips(Gary, Paula, Denise, and a CIA) keep them or sell them. I’ve tested the keyboard as best as I can(See picture). I'll consider any reasonable offers.
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The following link contains high-resolution Amiga photographs. These are free for anyone to use (even for commercial projects, books, magazines, etc...) and are an attempt to supply publications with clean images of Amiga computers. The Amiga 500 in these images is new and was sealed in climate-controlled storage for almost 30 years. It was unboxed in order to take the following photos. A link to a 180 MB Zip file containing print resolution photos is also featured on this page. https://www.blitter.com/~nebulous/AmigaPhotos.html
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So a member in our commodore club was getting rid an extra Amiga 500 setup for a really low price. I've never owned an Amiga before but I said what the hell i will give it a go! Well I'm glad i did and i went over today to pick it up. It came with a hard drive, 1.5mb memory upgrade, some magazine disks and an rgb video cable. Played with it a bit and i like how it boots from the hard drive. It has workbench 1.3 so i think it will be compatible with most of the games i'm looking to play on it. Pretty excited as i normally only collect Atari computer and Commdore 64 stuff. So guess i'm branching out! Snapped a couple pics (sorry quality kinda sucks): Complementary bath and cleaning (i do this to all my stuff before i set it up in my game room): All cleaned up and ready to go setup:
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So, I recently got TWO Amiga 500 in a lot of computers. After testing, they both works, and both can read and write floppies! Tho, I'm a 95% noob in Amiga stuff, so I need some advices. To my understanding, there are two main different generations of Amiga; the Amiga 500 gen, and later "AGA" graphics. There are also different Kickstarters, and Benchworks. Anyway, one of the two Amiga have a 512Ko RAM expansion, which is apparently a must have to get into Amiga 500 gaming. There should be a RTC clock on it, but the Benchwork doesn't detect it. I assume I need to replace the battery? Not sure it's so important but I won't let a battery leak everywhere anyway. From what I've seen so far, msot Amiga expansions, either original, BITD one and modern ones are usually very expensive. What is really needed for gaming? I saw a cheap converter to pluf standard floppy drive/gotek drives to the external port or internal. This seems good. I heard about a CF card? I don't plan to upgrade to Amiga 4000 levels of power, so if I stick to Amiga 500 standards, will I need to upgrade to Kickstarter or can I keep what I have? Or does it matter only for a handful of games? Also, I need to get power supplies for them. I heard that later switching power supplies can't stand the load for upgraded Amiga 500, but I don't plan to go overboard with it, so do I need to care about getting a phat copper supply or will the switching power supply be enough for my use? If you have other advices, tips or even games you like for the Amiga, let me know
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Well, the time has come for me to part ways with the last of my Amiga collection. I got rid of my 4000, 2000, and 1200 tower. This is the last of the bunch and ironically the first Amiga I ever bought. There is a ton of stuff so I won't list all of it but the main items of interest are below: 1) Amiga 500. Kickstart ROM 1.3 (This Amiga was bundled with the Gold Disk Appetizer suite of software) 2) Supra RAM 501 512k Expansion with RTC. (I believe it is Supra.) 3) M-TEC 68020i accelerator card. (68020@14MHz with 68881 Math Co-Processor and 1MB SIMM installed) 4) Original Commodore Amiga Power Supply and Mouse. Extra mice to go with it as well. 5) Perfect Sound Sound Digitizer 6) GVP Genlock. (Don't have all cables for it) 7) One California Access 880 External Floppy One Supra 880k External Floppy 9) TONS of software. Some boxed. Most not. But all original disks. (Games, Productivity etc..etc..) 10) Various Amiga manuals and books including the ROM Kernel Manuals. I'm not trying to make a "killing" on the price but I want to be fair. I really want it to go to a good home where it will be enjoyed. PM Me with offers. I prefer local pickup. (Cleveland Ohio). I can meet within a 100 miles if preferred. Ultimately I am trying to avoid shipping it as it would be a fairly heavy box with all the software and books. If you must have it and are not local then we can work out shipping arrangements. I won't ship internationally however. Thanks for your consideration! Mike
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For sale Amiga 500 with 512KB RAM expansion for total of 1MB RAM. Comes with 1.3 ROM (Kickstart) for maximum game compatibility and power supply. The floppy drive works well and loads every game I tried. The A500 case looks like is not yellowed, as far I remember the color is same, but the power supply is big time yellowed. It does come with bottom cover, not pictured. The original video out is gray, so to play in color you need a Commodore Video monitor with cable, the A520 adapter or this one: http://amigamaniac.c...SC_adapter.html To play on VGA you will need this adapter: GBS-8220, can be found on EBAY for $30-$50. Works well with NTSC modes. You need to make a cable for that. I can put some games and "blank" disks if wanted Price $99 plus shipping USA only I also have Amiga 2000 for sale here: http://www.atariage....d-and-software/ Thank you
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