SIO2PC: case found

[+Philsan]

Perhaps I have found a case for Atarimax SIO2PC.

The Atari RF cable box.

My SIO2PC (USB version) seems to be exactly the same size.

 

Another task for flashjazzcat?

[Kernal]

Yes finally and i have 3 of those that i dont use any more. YES finally a case so i wont fear of crushing it everytime i take it out to travel

 

YES!

 

oh.. i think i just pee'd my self a little.

[atariksi]

I thought they just advertised it like that and the case was included.

 

Oh well, case found so case closed.

[+therealbountybob]

We'll this'll surely blow your minds

 

Orders now being taken

 

parts list: plastic box from a pack of cards and an elastic band.

[+wood_jl]

What brand of cards is that?

 

 

I've been thinking about doing something like that. Thought about cartridge cases,etc. The clear plastic is perfect as you can see the LEDs!!!

[atariksi]

What brand of cards is that?

 

 

I've been thinking about doing something like that. Thought about cartridge cases,etc. The clear plastic is perfect as you can see the LEDs!!!

 

And what brand of rubber bands so you can reopen the case?

 

Too many cables or too long.

[+Philsan]

My Atari RF cable box idea is good but obviously the best cases are Lego ones.

Sorry but I don't remember authors (AA members).

[+therealbountybob]

My Atari RF cable box idea is good but obviously the best cases are the Lego ones.

Sorry but I don't remember authors (AA members).

Now Philsan, why didn't I think of using Lego before I gave a box load to my nephew... me thinks I'll be having some of it back I used to use Lego for designing my graphics (checkout Gwobby) don't say it shows Sort of related or thread hijack into crazy things you do to get by: I'm using a di[c]e to track versions of code for my latest game, save filename with a number suffix and leave the die on the table set to match, ok until someone dusts, so it's an ok system then

[+wood_jl]

I never would have thought of Legos. Now you have me wanting some.

 

Too bad I gave away my childhood Legos in the 80s....and nice collection of Matchbox/Hotwheels in holder case....in a foolish act.

[+remowilliams]

I use the small Radio Shack project boxes for mine. They need to be internally modified but work pretty well.