[Yoko Game Copier, Dactar-Comp and Dynacom Keyboard for sale]

Can low post count eBay seller from 5 years ago please check their rigorous records and tell us how much these unusual items sold for?

 

Let me answer. No. No they can not. Is there a resurrection emoji?

[Fixing my Jaguar]

Ok, so after exercising the power switch, I get a faint LED light up, sometimes bright for an instant, but no picture. Testing through RF to simplify since the modern Jag AV to S-video adapter might add another layer of confusion. 

 

 

[Fixing my Jaguar]

Got the cage off, and whoa this is cool, it has through hole radial electrolytic. Wouldn’t be too tough, but the caps look great. 

 

And to clarify, one day the unit powered on and then quit after 15 minutes of play, then the next day didn’t work at all.  No LED light up when I push the power switch.

 

I sprayed some contact cleaner in the switch and cleaned up the lint but no improvement.

[Fixing my Jaguar]

Jaguar stopped working for me randomly. 

 

Power from the original PS is tested to be 12v and the one I got from Console5 is tested to be 9v tip negative. I know it’s supposed to be 9v, but do those Atari PS units sometimes test high and correct to 9V under load?

 

Next question. Maybe it’s the power switch? Eww!

 

Is it a requirement to recap these things to keep them working long term?

 

Finally, should I reinstall the RF cage when I reassemble it? 

[A new controller SECOND BATCH AVAILABLE]

Sign me up for one if I didn't already ask for one.

[FA: PET/Commodore literature]

I have a few things on actual auction for PET and related. Manuals, books and magazines. Ending soon. I also have a ton of other stuff that has been up in my store a while, and prices are probably good since I don't really raise prices to meet the market. 

 

https://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?_ipg=200&_ssn=ianoid&_sop=1

 

ian

[New game in box : Norseman]

Interested, but was this an interest check where we all claim our copy? It looks like it was just a preview post. 

[theatarifan2k]

Not a fan of this seller. Sold me some boxed games but shipped them in a bubble mailer so the boxes were smashed. No interest in working anything out, like a partial refund. I would discourage buying from them.

[FS: n64 atari 2600 games gone]

Seller not recommended. Mailed items in a bubble mailer and games were smashed. They had no interest in working anything out. 

[A new controller SECOND BATCH AVAILABLE]

I am in for two.

 

And I'd love to see someone make an Inty 1/3 to 9 pin cable in quantity.

[Selling DIGIPLAY Intellivision Game Collection]

Super cool. It's opportunities like that that make me wish I hadn't been collecting Digiplay piecemeal. I only need 7 boxes and Frog Bog, so it wouldn't make sense for me to buy the whole collection. Good luck with the sale! Getting these games in this condition is a challenge. 

[Brand new Atari 7800 still in box]

^Pix

[I finally have a working Apple IIc]

Nice work! Getting Apple II computers to work is good fun. 

 

Now check out some unique titles for the system. I recommend IO Silver, the Bilestoad, Swashbuckler, Choplifter (great with two button joystick, but not unique), Decathlon and Microwave off the top of my head. Microwave has some crazy programming tricks to play music during the game. 

[NOS Apple II game prices on eBay are terrible]

I bid on and won a few of those SSI titles in the second round by the seller. I saw that some went a bit crazy in the first round. I just program the snipes when I see things I want pop up and forget about them. The only thing I was sad to have missed was Shard of Spring since that would have been a nice upgrade from my CIB copy in rough shape. 

 

The tough thing about A2 collecting is that there just isn't that much stock out there. There hasn't been a ton for a decade or so, but it's been especially slim pickins in the last year or so. Just nothing to buy. So if you are really into SSI, or RPGs, or sealed titles, I can see how you might be making a big buy knowing you haven't bought anything good for 6 months and don't anticipate a bunch more to buy in the coming months. I don't necessarily believe in overpaying, and I prefer to pay less, but I also can see the value in sealed games in both the short term and the long term. 

 

Supply side as it is, there is a ton of crazy speculation that is totally unjustified in the form of sky high buy it nows and minimum bids. People just make up the prices and hope for the best, then the other sellers jump on the bandwagon not wanting to miss out on that extra buck. Maybe those guys trying to sell at sky high prices know something? (No, they are deluded.) And then the overpriced stuff sits gathering dust for months or years. And irritates people like me for whom it clutters their search results with junk. 

 

Not sure why you'd bother paying for sealed games when CIB is way less expensive. If you like the smell of old air, it's expensive air. I can see how it would neat to crack old games. I just don't do it.

[WTB: CIB Lynx Games]

You can consolidate your wants into one post, and these posts belong in the Wanted forum, not in the Buy Sell Trade forum.

 

Mods please move?

[FS: $8 magazines (CALL Apple, Retrogamer, Computer Gaming World, Interface Age, Softside, Softline, many more)]

Added Creative Computing and some Hardcore Computist related early magazines.

[Intelligentvision presents: Anthology]

I'll take one. 

[FS: $8 magazines (CALL Apple, Retrogamer, Computer Gaming World, Interface Age, Softside, Softline, many more)]

7 minutes ago, Leonard Smith said:

What do you use for the plastic baggies on the Softalk mags?
I have some 1984 Macworld issues that I'd like to bag up, but they're quite large and non-standard sizewise as far magazines go.

 

I'm into right fitting PPE archival bags, so thanks for asking.

 

When something doesn't fit in a standard 8x11 bag, I use a 9x11. I keep both on hand but I use way more 8x11s. 

 

ian

[FS: $8 magazines (CALL Apple, Retrogamer, Computer Gaming World, Interface Age, Softside, Softline, many more)]

Added a few more Hardcore Computists.

[FS: $8 magazines (CALL Apple, Retrogamer, Computer Gaming World, Interface Age, Softside, Softline, many more)]

Magazine sale $8 each unless priced otherwise. Overall very good condition unless stated, but I can check on the covers for individual issues as needed. Shipping not included. PayPal or whatever accepted.

 

A+ (The independent guide for Apple computing)

v3 n9 Sep 1985

v4 n9 Sep 1986

v4 n10 Oct 1986

Jan 1987

Mar 1988

Apr 1988 (cover worn)

 

 

Apple Assembly Line (small format programming focussed 'zine came out for years)

v2 n12 Sep 1982

v3 n12 Sep 1983

 

 

Apple Orchard (user group magazine originally I believe)

v2 n4 winter 1981-82 loose pages

v4 n6 Sep 1983 sticker on cover

Mar 1984

Apr-May 1984

Jul 1984

 

Call APPLE (super user group magazine)

v3 n9 Nov-Dec 1980

v5 n11 Nov 1982

v6 n2 Feb 1983

v6 n5 May 1983

v6 n6 June 1983

v6 n11 Nov 1983

v7 n10 Oct 1984

 

 

Compute!

v4 n7 Jul 1982

 

 

Computer Gaming World (happy to trade for pre-1990 issues I'm missing)

#28 May 86 $14

#29 Jun-Jul 86 x2 $14

#31 Sep-Oct 86 $14

#32 Nov 86 $14

#33 Dec 86 $14

#37 May 87 $12

#38 Jun-Jul 87 $12

#39 Aug-Sep 87 $12

 

Creative Computing (multiplatform with some video games coverage)  (happy to trade for any issues I don't have)

MarApr 1976 $20

SepOct 1976 $20

NovDec 1976 $20

JanFeb 1977 $12

MayJun 1977 $12

NovDec 1977 $12

SepOct 1978

May 1981

July 1981

Oct 1981

Jul 1982

Jan 1983

Apr 1983 x2

 

Hardcore Computist (the magazine pretty much all about cracking games. Title varied in the beginning)

Core v1 n1 Premiere Issue Sep 1983 $20

Core v1 n2 $16

Core v1 n3 $16

Hardcore (Core and Hardcore Computist) "Finally some news you can use" spine/cover wear $12

#2 $20

#4 "hardcore" Ultima II cracks edits etc $16

#8

#7

#9

#19

#20

#22

#23

#24

#25

#26

#27

#28

#29 x2

#30 x2

#32 5th anniversary issue

#36 Oct 1986

#38 Dec 1986

#42

#56

#57

#60 cover wear

#66 newsprint $12

#68 newsprint $12

#70 newsprint $12

#71 newsprint $12

#72 newsprint $12

#73 newsprint $12

 

Kilobaud Microcomputing

n70 Oct 1982

 

 

inCider (The Apple II magazine)

Dec 1983

Feb 1984

Oct 1984

Mar 1986

May 1987

Jun 1988

 

 

inCider/A+ (combined magazine late in the lifespan of both)

Jul 1990

May 1991

Apr 1993

 

 

Interface Age (vintage computer magazine)

v2 n5 Apr 1977

v2 n7 Jun 1977

v3 n10 Oct 1978

 

 

onComputing

v2 n4 Spring 1981

v2 n1 Summer 1981

v3 n2 Fall 1981

 

 

Nibble (legendary Apple II magazine)

v3 n3

v3 n4

v3 n5

v3 n6

v3 n7

v5 n4 Apr 1984

v5 n7 Jul1984 x2

v5 n9 Sep 1984

v5 n10 Oct 1984

v5 n11 Nov 1984

v5 n12 Dec 1984 x2

v6 n1 Jan 1985

v6 n2 Feb 1985

v7 n10 Oct 1986

 

 

 

Personal Computing

Nov 1981

Dec 1981

Jun 1982

 

 

Retrogamer

#12 $20

v2 n3 $15

v2 n6 $15

 

 

Softline (skinny multiplatform games oriented magazine by the Softalk people, fantastic, bimonthly)

v1 n1 Sep 1981 $16 cover wear

v1 n2 Nov 1981

v1 Jan 1982

v1 Mar 1982 x2

v1 Jul 1982

v2 Mar 1983

v2 May-Jun 1983

v2 Jul-Aug 1983

v3 Sep-Oct 1983 x3

v3 Nov-Dec 1983

v4 Jan-Feb 1984

 

 

Softside (multiplatform magazine with type in programs and games coverage)

v5 n3 Dec 1981

v5 n4 Jan 1982

v5 n6 Mar 1982

v5 n8 May 1982

30

31 x2

32 x2

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45 Nov 1983

46 Jan 1984

47 Feb 1984

48 Mar 1984

 

 

 

Softalk (all hail Softalk the king of Apple II magazines, although technically multiplatform)

1983 12 issues complete volume $85

Dec 1981 x2 one issue has loose cover, one issue has no cover

Feb 1982 x2 one issue has rough cover, one issue has no cover

Mar 1982 x2

Apr 1982

May 1982

Jul 1982 x2

Aug 1982 x2

Sep 1982

Oct 1982

Nov 1982

Dec 1982

Jan 1983

Feb 1983

Mar 1983

Apr 1983

May 1983

Jun 1983

Jul 1983

Sep 1983

Dec 1983

Jan 1984

Feb 1984

Mar 1984

Apr 1984

May 1984

 

 

Sync

v2 n4 Jul/Aug 1982

 

 

 

 

[FT: Chopper Command Activision patch letter]

I was going through my stuff and noticed this duplicate. I'd like to trade it for a different letter that I'm missing.  Originals only. 

 

Ian

[FS: Fairchild Video Entertainment System (Channel F) - Videocart 29, The Arlasoft Collection]

How did I miss this?

 

Paid.

[id these ROMs?]

@Yoruk Thanks for the advice. 

 

The Atari ones all came up as Pole Position ROMs, which is neat. The rest I could not get matches. 

 

I need to find more ROM matching websites since I have other random computer ROMs to check as well. If anyone has any suggestions as to the best sites that search all MAME ROMs including system ROMs, I'd be appreciative. 

 

I know there is a Chip Tester build that has a ton of built in checksums. I use backbit.io's Chip Tester Pro for dumping and it doesn't have a super extensive checksum database. Actually it does match most carts, but the stuff I'm dumping is not often a typical release cart.

[FS: Fairchild Video Entertainment System (Channel F) - Videocart 29, The Arlasoft Collection]

I'm assuming you are looking for posts for interest? Sign me up for one!

 

I'm pretty sure @stupus will want one too. I'll tell another friend who might want one as well. 

[PiTrex is now available for developers]

I have one of these carts. Can anyone suggest a source for a Pi Zero WH or W? Everyone seems to be sold out. I look forward to trying mine out.