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In this issue:
	Re: cube, ps2 + s-video on the duo
	SuperGrafx games
	RE: SuperGrafx games

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From: impmon@tds.net
Date: Tue Jan 14 11:55:23 EST 2003
Subject: Re: cube, ps2 + s-video on the duo


 >  If anyone can convert the old turbo duo cable to s-video or knows of some
 >  way to get that done, please let me know

I've checked Deathskull Labs and Gamesx.com and there is no S-Video mod for
TG-16 at all.  There are RGB mods and you can get an RGB to S-Video adapter
but it's quite expensive.

http://www.gamesx.com/rgbadd/rgbturbo.htm for the RGB mod (and SCART mod as
well)
http://users.erols.com/tiltonj/games/tech/tg16av.html from Deathskull lab,
more on RGB.

I've checked the Turbolist archive and I didn't see anything that would be
used for S-Video mod.

There is one possible cheap solution but the video quality won't be better
than composite.  Composite basically contains chroma (color) and luma
(brightness) on the same wire, while S-video have those 2 signals on
separate wires.  Some S-video devices often are forgiving enough to take
composite into S-Video port so you'd need to find an adapter that takes the
RCA plug (from TG-16) and make it into S-Video plug.  This may work, it may
not as I don't have S-video support on my TV.



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From: ddragoli@chemrx.com
Date: Tue Jan 14 15:30:16 EST 2003
Subject: SuperGrafx games


Hey folks,

I'm new to the List, so go easy on me.
Couple of questions:   How often do you see 1941 for the SuperGrafx and 
what kind of prices do you usually see?  Other games are pretty common, 
I guess, but prices you normally see?

Which gets me to the next question:  Any one have a spare SuperGrafx AC 
Adapter?   Or for that matter a CD-Rom2 AC adapter?

Thanks
Drags



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From: slm4k@cc.usu.edu
Date: Tue Jan 14 17:52:35 EST 2003
Subject: RE: SuperGrafx games


I got my 1941 copy used from http://www.wolfgames.com about 3 months ago for 
~$150. I've also seen a brand-new copy going for ~$200. It doesn't really come 
up very often - I've seen it maybe 8 times in four years. I'd say that if you  
find a copy for less than $200, jump on it!
  
As for a SuperGrafx AC Adapter, I replaced mine with a modified Game Gear AC  
Adapter. The GG adapter puts out the right amount of power - just replace the  
plug with one that will fit a SG. I don't have a CD-ROM adapter, so I have no 
idea about its power requirements.
  
Daniel Ladner  
slm4k@cc.usu.edu

 > ===== Original Message From Dean Dragoli  =====
 > Hey folks,
 > 
 > I'm new to the List, so go easy on me.
 > Couple of questions:   How often do you see 1941 for the SuperGrafx and
 > what kind of prices do you usually see?  Other games are pretty common,
 > I guess, but prices you normally see?
 > 
 > Which gets me to the next question:  Any one have a spare SuperGrafx AC
 > Adapter?   Or for that matter a CD-Rom2 AC adapter?
 > 
 > Thanks
 > Drags  



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