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[anakedg]

So I came across these two controllers, no idea about either of them if anyone has any info or wants either of these im looking roughly for what the Aviator Controller is worth, or what games are good to use it with. I would be interested in entertaining offers as well since I really don't think I have the need for either of these, just an interesting find mostly.

This is the first one, it says "Gravis Analog Pro" on the box and comes with box and instructions and the controller itself. It seems to be missing any type of disk that came with it which would've also contained a game called "Commander Keen" as noted on the box. I picked this up because given that it has a 15 pin connection and also is analog I thought it might work good as a 5200 conversion, but I don't really know much about it.

This is what I would really be interested in learning more about. Obviously a flight simulation controller the box and instructions note that it will work with "Sega, Sears, Atari, Amstrad, Commodore, and MSX". It looks like the cardboard that came in the box to hold the controller in place is all there and the bag along with a small instruction booklet and the box is in fairly good condition. I dont even know what Atari 2600 games would work to test this with.

Any info appreciated. And if anyone is interested in either of these let me know.

[anakedg]

Bump

Anyone with any info? After looking through the manual a bit more to the Aviator it says it is compatible with Sega Mark I. I thought that master system was mark 3 so what is a mark I? it also explicitly says it does not work with genesis or 7800.

[aikainnet]

The Sega SG1000 is the Mk1 and here is a link about it. http://www.videogame...pg80-sg1000.htm

[BillC]

anakedg, on Mon May 16, 2011 12:48 AM, said:

So I came across these two controllers, no idea about either of them if anyone has any info or wants either of these im looking roughly for what the Aviator Controller is worth, or what games are good to use it with. I would be interested in entertaining offers as well since I really don't think I have the need for either of these, just an interesting find mostly.

This is the first one, it says "Gravis Analog Pro" on the box and comes with box and instructions and the controller itself. It seems to be missing any type of disk that came with it which would've also contained a game called "Commander Keen" as noted on the box. I picked this up because given that it has a 15 pin connection and also is analog I thought it might work good as a 5200 conversion, but I don't really know much about it.

Any info appreciated. And if anyone is interested in either of these let me know.

The Gravis analog joystick is designed to plug into the gameport, normally found on the soundcard, of older PC-compatible computers. It isn't compatible with the 5200, links to the 2 pinouts are below.

PC gameport pinout: http://www.allpinout...ick_PC_Gameport
5200 joystick pinout: http://www.allpinout...tick_Atari_5200