Some Items for Sale :) A1200 8mb, Monitor Cable, Ami PC Network Kit.

fitzsteve · 21 February 2010, 15:43

Hi There,

To fund my next project I am going to give some of my bits back to the community, well sell them back

I have for sale:

8mb Ram Upgrade for A1200 with RTC & slot for FPU, it can be set to 4mb with Jumpers to make it PCMCIA friendly - £45 + P&P

AMI-PC Network Kit, CD, Floppy, Instructions & Cable - £10 + P&P

Amiga Monitior cable's - £3 each + P&P (One left)

See attached pics

fitzsteve · 21 February 2010, 18:39

Looks like the Ram Upgrade has sold on Amibay...

Lorfarius · 21 February 2010, 20:29

Bah I'd have snapped that up

fitzsteve · 21 February 2010, 22:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorfarius

Bah I'd have snapped that up

I'll let you know if it falls through (he hasn't paid yet) but he is in OZ so he'll be sleeping ZZZ zzz

If I'd known you were in the market for one i'd have given you first dibbs.

Sorry mate

Zetr0 · 21 February 2010, 22:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorfarius

Bah I'd have snapped that up

lol..... you where going to buy mine, then realized its what you already have.... as is this card lol

me thinks its a lack of caffine =D

fitzsteve · 21 February 2010, 23:13

hey mr z he is having trouble getting an 8mb simm to work with the hawk.

@lorfarius I just bought a m-tec 1230 its got a single sided simm i'll send it to you to try when I get it

prowler · 21 February 2010, 23:24

Hey Steve,

What exactly is the Amiga monitor lead shown on the left in your picture?

Does it have a 23-pin D-type socket on the Amiga end and a 9-pin D-type (plug or socket?) on the monitor end?

Thanks.

fitzsteve · 21 February 2010, 23:32

Im actually not 100% sure its for an Amiga monitor not a VGA lead there are not 9 pins but it is the same size connector. Do you want a pic of the pins? And yes it connects to the amiga RGB 23 pin output.

prowler · 21 February 2010, 23:36

No pics necessary. But if it is a 23-pin D-type socket on the Amiga end, how many pins on the other end, in how many rows, and is it a socket or a plug?

Edit: And are there any pins 'missing' on the monitor end (if it's a plug)?

fitzsteve · 21 February 2010, 23:47

its a plug (male) 5 pins on the top row 1 pin on the bottom row 2nd socket in the row if that makes sense...

prowler · 21 February 2010, 23:57

Yes, that makes perfect sense. Thanks, Steve.

It's the same as one I already have, which I bought from another EAB member, Muzer.

It's for connecting the Amiga's RGB monitor port to a compatible type of monitor (possibly an Acorn), but not VGA.

fitzsteve · 22 February 2010, 00:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by prowler

Yes, that makes perfect sense. Thanks, Steve.

It's the same as one I already have, which I bought from another EAB member, Muzer.

It's for connecting the Amiga's RGB monitor port to a compatible type of monitor (possibly an Acorn), but not VGA.

I'm pretty sure its for the Multisync Monitors like the Microvitec...

The other cable is for a TV monitor like the 1084.

Steve.

prowler · 22 February 2010, 00:42

The 1084 lead: Has it got a 6-pin plug on the monitor end with a centre pin and 5 pins arranged in a 240º arc around it?

If it has, can I have it, please?

fitzsteve · 22 February 2010, 00:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by prowler

The 1084 lead: Has it got a 6-pin plug on the monitor end with a centre pin and 5 pins arranged in a 240º arc around it?

If it has, can I have it, please?

Its got 8 pins, 1 in the centre and 7 around it with a gap/space for 1 pin.

Steve.

Edit I'll add some pin pics to the first post

Might help out others to decide if its what they need...

prowler · 22 February 2010, 00:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by fitzsteve

Its got 8 pins, 1 in the centre and 7 around it with a gap/space for 1 pin.

That'll do for me!

It won't fit my 1084 (which has a 6-pin socket), but it will fit an Acorn monitor I have which looks the same as a 1084 but has the 8-pin socket.

fitzsteve · 22 February 2010, 00:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by prowler

That'll do for me!

It won't fit my 1084 (which has a 6-pin socket), but it will fit an Acorn monitor I have which looks the same as a 1084 but has the 8-pin socket.

Great then its yours buddy, do want to grab it when we all go for drinks or do you want me to mail it? If so i'll PM payment details.

Steve.

PS I added a pin pic...

fitzsteve · 22 February 2010, 01:01

Ahh I see now I always thought that was a 1084 cable but yes the pins are different to my 1084 cable, attached. Sorry mate, you can have this one, well you can for £1,000,000

prowler · 22 February 2010, 01:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by fitzsteve

Great then its yours buddy, do want to grab it when we all go for drinks or do you want me to mail it? If so i'll PM payment details.

Could you send it please, Steve? I could do with it ASAP.

BTW, from your new pics I can see it's exactly what I need, and the other one is just the same as the one I got from Muzer.

fitzsteve · 22 February 2010, 01:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by prowler

Could you send it please, Steve? I could do with it ASAP.

PM sent

prowler · 22 February 2010, 01:27

Payment sent with thanks!

Quote:

Originally Posted by fitzsteve

Ahh I see now I always thought that was a 1084 cable but yes the pins are different to my 1084 cable, attached. Sorry mate, you can have this one, well you can for £1,000,000

No, it's okay, mate, I got one of those with my A4000.

I wanted that 1084 lead to fit between my A1200 and that Acorn monitor I mentioned, because my A1200 has developed an intermittent fault on the RGB output (probably a bad joint between the plug and the motherboard) and I can't be bothered to pull it all apart ATM. That lead will let me use the composite output until I'm ready to strip it down.

21 February 2010, 15:43	#1
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 44 Posts: 6,683	Some Items for Sale :) A1200 8mb Mem Upgrade, Monitor Cable, Ami PC Network Kit. Hi There, To fund my next project I am going to give some of my bits back to the community, well sell them back I have for sale: 8mb Ram Upgrade for A1200 with RTC & slot for FPU, it can be set to 4mb with Jumpers to make it PCMCIA friendly - £45 + P&P AMI-PC Network Kit, CD, Floppy, Instructions & Cable - £10 + P&P Amiga Monitior cable's - £3 each + P&P (One left) See attached pics Last edited by fitzsteve; 04 February 2011 at 18:35.

21 February 2010, 23:13	#6
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 44 Posts: 6,683	hey mr z he is having trouble getting an 8mb simm to work with the hawk. @lorfarius I just bought a m-tec 1230 its got a single sided simm i'll send it to you to try when I get it Last edited by fitzsteve; 22 February 2010 at 00:23.

22 February 2010, 01:01	#17
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 44 Posts: 6,683	Ahh I see now I always thought that was a 1084 cable but yes the pins are different to my 1084 cable, attached. Sorry mate, you can have this one, well you can for £1,000,000 Last edited by fitzsteve; 23 January 2011 at 19:53.

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21 February 2010, 18:39	#2
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 44 Posts: 6,683	Looks like the Ram Upgrade has sold on Amibay...

21 February 2010, 20:29	#3
Lorfarius Registered User Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Glossop/UK Posts: 532	Bah I'd have snapped that up

21 February 2010, 23:24	#7
prowler Global Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Sidcup, England Posts: 10,300	Hey Steve, What exactly is the Amiga monitor lead shown on the left in your picture? Does it have a 23-pin D-type socket on the Amiga end and a 9-pin D-type (plug or socket?) on the monitor end? Thanks.

21 February 2010, 23:32	#8
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 44 Posts: 6,683	Im actually not 100% sure its for an Amiga monitor not a VGA lead there are not 9 pins but it is the same size connector. Do you want a pic of the pins? And yes it connects to the amiga RGB 23 pin output.

21 February 2010, 23:36	#9
prowler Global Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Sidcup, England Posts: 10,300	No pics necessary. But if it is a 23-pin D-type socket on the Amiga end, how many pins on the other end, in how many rows, and is it a socket or a plug? Edit: And are there any pins 'missing' on the monitor end (if it's a plug)?

21 February 2010, 23:47	#10
fitzsteve Professional slacker! Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent, UK Age: 44 Posts: 6,683	its a plug (male) 5 pins on the top row 1 pin on the bottom row 2nd socket in the row if that makes sense...

21 February 2010, 23:57	#11
prowler Global Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Sidcup, England Posts: 10,300	Yes, that makes perfect sense. Thanks, Steve. It's the same as one I already have, which I bought from another EAB member, Muzer. It's for connecting the Amiga's RGB monitor port to a compatible type of monitor (possibly an Acorn), but not VGA.

22 February 2010, 00:42	#13
prowler Global Moderator Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Sidcup, England Posts: 10,300	The 1084 lead: Has it got a 6-pin plug on the monitor end with a centre pin and 5 pins arranged in a 240º arc around it? If it has, can I have it, please?

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