That thing-a-ma-jig on the right is "better", "useful", and "collectible". YMMV![]()
i don't see any logic analyzers on that bench!
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That thing-a-ma-jig on the right is "better", "useful", and "collectible". YMMV![]()
That thing-a-ma-jig on the right is "better", "useful", and "collectible". YMMV![]()
Since they are all pretty much "unobtainium" unless someone dies, retires, or finds a stash/cache, his whole discussion is much ado about nothing.True. If you *were* going to go through all of the work needed to make a tester like that useful, you might as well start with a PAT9000.
Since they are all pretty much "unobtainium" unless someone dies, retires, or finds a stash/cache, his whole discussion is much ado about nothing.
I don't recall how many adapters came with it, but the one the OP posted did come with a bunch of the adapter. Paradise Arcade Shop also has a PAT9000 that gets used a good amount. If I remember correctly the Atari CTF-1 fixture kicks out all the oddball voltages the Bronze Age games used, but there are a few games that have adapters for both test fixtures.
Space Duel, Xevious, Liberator, Missile Command, Dig Dug, Asteroids, Tempest, Lunar Lander, Centipede, Warlords, Kangaroo, Quantum, Food Fight, Gravitar, 4 Player Football, Space Race, Pole Position, Breakout, Night Driver, Baseball, Lemans, Millipede, Sprint II, Starship One, Battlezone, Firetruck, Monte Carlo, Lunar Lander, football, Super Bug, Sprint I, Basketball, and Super Breakout .
1.From this year.
SOLD - PARTS - Atari PAT9000 with Vector monitor. Pittsburgh PA.
Well, here it is. The time has come to entertain offers on my PAT9000. Truthfully, I never used it. Hell, I never even did anything with it but trip over it a whole lot. It's big. It's heavy. It's always in my way. I've never tested it. It comes with zero wiring. There is no raster monitor but...forums.arcade-museum.com
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In a year.
Yep, pretty unobtainium.