Firthy2002 DF0:NDOS AmiBayer Joined Jul 25, 2009 Posts 1,140 Country England Region Leeds, West Yorkshire Mar 27, 2010 #1 As you can't hook up an SX-64 to a TV set without some hackery involved, how do you tell the difference between PAL/NTSC versions?
As you can't hook up an SX-64 to a TV set without some hackery involved, how do you tell the difference between PAL/NTSC versions?
MagerValp Member Joined Jul 22, 2008 Posts 146 Country Sweden Region Gothenburg Mar 27, 2010 #2 The NTSC unit has a 110 V PSU, and the PAL unit a 220 V PSU. Just check what's written on the back. Visually though, the NTSC screen is taller, with a very small top/bottom border: http://www.flickr.com/photos/63313714@N00/3557311057 whereas the PAL screen has an about equal sized border all around: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~joshua/colonial/pix/commodore64.jpg
The NTSC unit has a 110 V PSU, and the PAL unit a 220 V PSU. Just check what's written on the back. Visually though, the NTSC screen is taller, with a very small top/bottom border: http://www.flickr.com/photos/63313714@N00/3557311057 whereas the PAL screen has an about equal sized border all around: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~joshua/colonial/pix/commodore64.jpg
SkydivinGirl Retro Girl Joined Dec 16, 2008 Posts 7,082 Country USA Region Raleigh, NC Mar 27, 2010 #3 @Firthy Why can't you hook up an SX-64 to a TV? I'm not sure about the PAL version, but the NTSC version has a monitor output just like a regular C64. Heather
@Firthy Why can't you hook up an SX-64 to a TV? I'm not sure about the PAL version, but the NTSC version has a monitor output just like a regular C64. Heather