XLurker

I get a great video signal with RF and the CRT it is attached too. I have a UAV S-Video 7800 which is nice. When i compare the pictures side by side I just personally prefer the warmth of the RF signal. Same with my Intellivision II and Colecovision, they just look really good to me. Take Jungle Hunt for instance. To me the cannibal scene looks great with RF but not with S-Video.

I get this strange dotted line shown here with Pac-Man and a number of other game ROMs . I get the same dotted line with the Beef Drop ROM on AtariMax but not on the same game on an AtariAge repro cart from Albert. It happens on the K-Razy Shoot-Out ROM but the repro cart from Albert plays perfectly.

I have a 4 port with the 2 port BIOS installed hooked up with RF to a 20" Sony Wega flat CRT. Most games on my AtariMax flash cart looked great until I compared the ROM on the AtariMax to the same game on an OEM cartridge. Everything becomes more vivid on the actual game cart on my system. Also some games like Beef Drop, Pac-Man, Krazy Shoot-Out and others have graphical glitches that are not present on the OEM cart, while other games like Scramble, H.E.R.O., and all 8-bit conversions look great on the AtariMax. I have a 2 port that did not experience any graphical problems on the AtariMax, but the problem with the 2 port is that although it has a very nice RF signal, when compared side by side, the 4 port RF picture is just a bit more clearer, sharper and more colorful. Are there any pundits out there that can explain this phenomena?

DIY case I made for my ikonsgr adapter