I received today PC case "Lifetec PC MT4". It's from 2000 year :lol: It's heavy and like tank.
http://www.imagic.pl/files/2853/thumbs/45.jpg http://www.imagic.pl/files/2853/thumbs/46.jpg http://www.imagic.pl/files/2853/thumbs/47.jpg
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I received today PC case "Lifetec PC MT4". It's from 2000 year :lol: It's heavy and like tank.
http://www.imagic.pl/files/2853/thumbs/45.jpg http://www.imagic.pl/files/2853/thumbs/46.jpg http://www.imagic.pl/files/2853/thumbs/47.jpg
Got my best bargain yet. :D
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Can anyone tell me who made the RAM card?
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AmiTek, the card is called "Hawk".Quote:
Originally Posted by Gouldin
Cool, always like to know what it is I've actually bought :lol::thumbsup:
Methinks I'll be putting it up on sale shortly to make way for an '030 :)
Thats actually a Marpet 1208, the Hawk boards are the same thing with a red PCB:Quote:
Originally Posted by tokyoracerAmiTek, the card is called "Hawk".Quote:
Originally Posted by Gouldin
http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/marpet1208
:)
I was following BBOAH, apparently the Hawk was in both colours...Quote:
Originally Posted by TajmasterThats actually a Marpet 1208, the Hawk boards are the same thing with a red PCB:Quote:
Originally Posted by tokyoracerAmiTek, the card is called "Hawk".Quote:
Originally Posted by Gouldin
http://amiga.resource.cx/exp/marpet1208
:)
From ami_junki I bought this amazing PC engine. Great games are included. lots of shooters which I like alot.
http://www.amibay.com/attachment.php...6&d=1336651524
OK, I finally have my GBS-8200 working.
Here she is:
http://i1014.photobucket.com/albums/...a/GBS-8200.jpg
If you're wondering why it looks like I have an A520 RF modulator plugged into my A500, it's because I do..
Well, at least the case and the DB23.
I desoldered the DB23 so I could use it for this.
Once I had it working, I though.. Why not put it back in the case for now.
So it is. The wires are currently just electrical taped together. I'll need to do something better, but it keeps it neat for now..
(The wires are soldered to the DB23, just taped to keep them together)
Yes, the GBS-8200 is sitting in a CD case..
I just have it sitting there for size. Thinking of using that as the case.
Yes, it won't "fit" on the sides, but I'm thinking leaving the sides open for airflow might not be a bad idea...
Anyway, as you can see, it's displaying nicely on my current monitor.
I'm actually really like my 1084S monitors, so this is more of a backup. ;-)
But for very little money, not too shabby..
desiv
a good working Atari 2600 (woody)
came with:
2 standard Atari 2600 joysticks (missing rubber stick covers of course)
a 3rd party joystick
Star Raiders pad
Cartridge storage unit
cables, rf adapter, ac adapter
16 carts:
Asteroids
Berzerk
Crystal Castles
Demon Attack
Galaxian
Journey Escape
Math Gran Prix
Ms. Pac-Man
Phoenix
Pressure Cooker
Q*bert
RealSports Baseball
Sky Skipper
Spiderman
Star Raiders
SwordQuest: EarthWorld
(looks like this year is definately 'Atari Year')
(oh yeah, and finally got around to cleaning out my XONOX Ghost Manor/Spikes Peak cart. and finding that it works fine (2 very black q-tips later :P))
Received my broken xbox halo special edition the other day :thumbsup:
I bought it broken because I figured I would just replace the insides. Decided to pick my main xbox (500gb hd) guts and install inside the Halo xbox.
While I was busy switching guts I decided to finally install the xcm clear red case that I had bought a couple of months ago.
Plus I added the Mountain Dew xbox I picked up recently, she is working perfectly, all I had to do was some cleaning to the outside :)
Accomplishment :thumbsup: