systemsWell here we go.
cool
First the Amiga gear that is being using regularly.
(2) A-500's
(1) A-1200
(1) A-4000
i could hook up my amiga aswell
I am using two Ambery AV-1 RGB to VGA converters so one of my
widescreen TV.for playing the true Amiga Games is hooked up to my 37" HD
wonder if a3000 vga works on this one
What a blast for gaming. The other AV-1 is hooked up to a 19" wide screen monitor. My the way the 37" TV has a VGA input.
hdmi is crap sometimes atleast here :) (may be my nvidia graphic card)
RomThe poor little A-4000 is hooked up to a 1084. and has OS 3.9 DVD
drive and removable hd's.
oh and envoy ?
was3 A-2000's in storage for now. I think only one of them work.
Several external floppys.
i had miami/miamidx/envoy running over one ethernet cable, my miamidx
router from ethernet to arcnet :=)a4000 to
from my a4000 i could use a floppy drive hooked on a500 on arcnet, call it networking :)
if i run with a x1541 cable on the a500 it even works to transfer from
1541 floppys over envoy, but bill gates newer sav that :)
As I think 3 more 1084's in my storage shad.
super, keep up the spirit
... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)
Well here we go.
First the Amiga gear that is being using regularly.
(2) A-500's
(1) A-1200
(1) A-4000
I am using two Ambery AV-1 RGB to VGA converters so one of my systems
for playing the true Amiga Games is hooked up to my 37" HD widescreen TV.
What a blast for gaming. The other AV-1 is hooked up to a 19" wide
screen monitor. My the way the 37" TV has a VGA input.
The poor little A-4000 is hooked up to a 1084. and has OS 3.9 DVD Rom drive and removable hd's.
3 A-2000's in storage for now. I think only one of them work.
Several external floppys.
As I think 3 more 1084's in my storage shad.
Never had an A-1200 but, I'm looking for some sort of RGB to VGA
converter box to use when my CBM monitors die.
Well here we go.
First the Amiga gear that is being using regularly.
(2) A-500's
(1) A-1200
(1) A-4000
I am using two Ambery AV-1 RGB to VGA converters so one of my systems for playing the true Amiga Games is hooked up to my 37" HD widescreen TV.
What a blast for gaming. The other AV-1 is hooked up to a 19" wide screen monitor. My the way the 37" TV has a VGA input.
The poor little A-4000 is hooked up to a 1084. and has OS 3.9 DVD Rom drive
and removable hd's.
3 A-2000's in storage for now. I think only one of them work.
Several external floppys.
As I think 3 more 1084's in my storage shad.
Never had an A-1200 but, I'm looking for some sort of RGB to VGAThe AV-1 RGB converter cost about $92 US dollars.
converter box to use when my CBM monitors die.
URL for specs is http://www.ambery.com/rgbcgatovgac.html
Hope that helps.
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