CoreyStup

I can post more photos if people want to see what it was all about. I'll probably be putting the whole set up on eBay, unless someone just wants it outright.

(digging out an old thread) I'm still around, I just never posted again. I still have all the FrobCo gear. Never found a home for it.

I'll reply to all the PMs shortly. Lots of interest on this lot! Couple common answers to questions: - I have no idea what something like this is worth - make me an offer and we'll go from there. - I'll take a complete inventory of all thats included and provide updated photos. Lots of documentation is included as well. - I'll test the cards and disks before I complete the sale. I have a IIe setup that I can test with. - An interesting side history. There are 4 boxes total. 1 of them was shipped to Williams Electronics and the included PO indicates they only purchased an additional 5200 adaptor. The other 3 were shipped to Larry DeMar of VidKids, Inc.

I'm selling my Frobco 2600 and 5200 development kits. There are at least one complete set of each, with extra cards and such for both. I'd like to sell it as a whole lot. I have no idea what they are worth, never seen them come up for sale before. Email if you're interested. (pictures of them posted on atariage previously: Previous Forum Post)

I was digging through my archives and came across some Frobco tools for 2600 and 5200 development. These were basically EPROM emulators that used a host Apple II as a development platform/monitor. I've got both the Frob (2600) and 5200 setups, including the Apple II software and the manuals. I thought maybe some people here wouldn't mind taking a look at them for posterity's sake. I've got other documentation and stuff that I could take pictures of if anyone is interested. Frob host card, (3) 2600 adaptors Frob host card, 5200 adaptor