FS: Various completely random, cheap (but GOOD) stuff!

[eightbit]

Just cleaning house and some random inexpensive items up for grabs. Mostly computer related:

 

1. StarTech DP to DVI Dual Link Adapter - These are expensive! This was like $120 and I only needed it for one project. $40 and its yours,

 

2. Commodore branded PS/2 mouse - Perfect for your Amiga if you have a PS/2 adapter...or your PC if you want to show off your Commodore love. Last one I own, brand new. $10

 

3. Pluggable USB 3.0 Ethernet Adapter - Can be used in Windows, Linux, etc. But I used it for the Switch when I had the console. MUCH better speeds over the default wifi. $10

 

4. Two 4GB CF cards (Sandisk and Transcend) - Hard to come by CF in this size nowadays. I used these in both the Amiga Vampire and the CF to SCSI adapters. They both work great in either. Also great for older cameras - $15 takes both

 

5. 64GB PNY SD Card - $10

 

6. Sandisk 128GB Cruzer USB flash drive - $10

 

7. 10FT (or maybe 12FT, cannot recall) 9-pin joystick extension cable for Commodore, Atari, SMS, Genesis, and so on. This is not one of those new age cheap cables. This is a true solid vintage cable from Radio Shack (Archer) from the old days. $10

 

8. Old Radio Shack 4-switch switchbox - Handles composite and s-video (either one or the other, not a mix of both). No power required, but works just as well as a powered switch. Nice small box does the job - $10

 

9. Wii (and Wii U) Sensor Bar - $8

 

10. Radio Shack mini amplified speaker - Purchased this at a closing Radio Shack some time ago (when they went on major clearance) and this little sucker was STILL $25. I wanted it for a project though. Take it for $10 now.

 

11. Custom Genesis to SNES power supply adapter - I have had this thing literally since around 1990. In every move it just never got lost...while other things did. Odd. Anyhow, this custom adapter allows Genesis power supplies to be used with the SNES. The purpose of it was because back in those days we were using Super Magic whatever copiers with our SNES and the screen would "blink" due to power draw when loading game roms from the floppy drive. This adapter allowing the Genesis supply to be used (that had a bit more juice) stopped that from occurring. Just a strange piece of history. $10 takes it.

 

12. Inateck USB 3.0 PCIe x1 adapter - Only one I ever found that had both a USB 3.0 case header AND did not require supplementary power. $10

 

13. Four port VGA/Audio switch. Essentially a switchbox, but for VGA. It also has 3.5mm audio and can also be used just for audio if you want. 3.5mm audio switchboxes are not very common. This is a solid box. Heavy and metal. And it works better than any other box I have tested. $15

 

14. Fox-1 Guided Missile slot fan - Purchased from AmigaKit for one of my Amiga systems but never put it in. Will work in any PC. Great for a slot underneath a hot card (like a video card) - $8

 

15. Seagate 500GB USB 3.0 portable hard drive - $15

 

16. Motorola 68040 LC CPU - CPU pulled from an old Mac. Nothing wrong with it. It was pulled to upgrade to a non LC version. The LC version (low cost version) has no FPU. But, if you need one it is here. $5

 

 

 

Shipping is not included with the prices, but I will ship the cheapest possible method (unless you want otherwise), or if you purchase a few things and priority mail makes sense we can go that route. In any case, if you are interested in anything PM me with what you want and your zipcode and I will quote you the shipping. Thanks for looking!

Edited January 17, 2019 by eightbit

[mattsoft]

Interested in that funky commodore mouse.

[guitarmas]

Whoa! Lots of cool stuff.

[eightbit]

Some stuff left. If you want to buy a few things make an offer!

[Jess Ragan]

Late to the party, aren't I? The SD card tempts me... I just don't know if it'll work with the Dreamcast GDEMU. Then again, maybe it's already gone.