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In Topic: What have you actually PLAYED tracker for 2012 (Season 5)
Yesterday, 9:55 PM
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Lock N Chase - another 1200 minute week
2600:
Kaboom! - 300 minutes
Lock N Chase - another 1200 minute week
2600:
Kaboom! - 300 minutes
In Topic: Diagnostic Test Cartridge 2.0
Yesterday, 12:05 AM
Syntaxerror999, on Fri May 25, 2012 10:39 PM, said:
6 is a joystick failure. Do you have the shorting plugs?
Do you mean the things that you plug in to the joystick ports that came with the test cart? If so, then no I don't
In Topic: HEAVY vs. LIGHT SIXER - DIFFERENCES REVISITED - more than a thick base!
Fri May 25, 2012 10:13 PM
Jinks, on Fri May 25, 2012 9:20 PM, said:
These h6ers are relatively cheap to buy as of now. What is the big deal on decoding a h6er to all numbers match. You'all figure these will be worth the megabucks someday? Was there not tons of these made? Just wondering? I prefer to use my jr(smaller less room) or 7800(front ports) due to you can use a good cable not the hard wired in one from factory and get better picture, but I like all my ataris vader h6 l6 for the more retro look. But if your going thru all this trouble there must be a sense of real $$$down the road..? But if not dont get me all wrong its maybe the collector side of things of being in the know.. Which I can appreciate..Keep on drillin dude!
The picture quality and that it's original
In Topic: HEAVY vs. LIGHT SIXER - DIFFERENCES REVISITED - more than a thick base!
Fri May 25, 2012 8:06 PM
zylon, on Fri May 25, 2012 6:13 PM, said:
Another interesting production variation is that some of the white/green flat-wire assemblies were soldered right to the motherboards instead of using a socket. Earliest sockets were white with later and replacements being black.
Some of the earlier boards also had a colored paper dot over a trace just under cart guide.
(internals of my Sears h6er shown)
Some of the earlier boards also had a colored paper dot over a trace just under cart guide.
(internals of my Sears h6er shown)
Mine is soldered on also, just figured that it was normal
