super nintendo/TV install

[WABIT]

meh, not too fussed on quality of the TV, i dont use the orig radio now anyways so the TV will be for show or the rare times where ill use the atari

how would i make it look old school though?

dom

[WABIT]

what the... where the hell did you get it from?

gummbtree is your friend

dom

[Mischa]

if you use the connector from a n64 it has the regular yellow, red and white cords (forgot what they're called) and it works on the super nintendo.

[DubSteve]

how would i make it look old school though?

dom

Get some wooden contact sheet and cover it the shiny bits anyway.

Then with the knobs scratch them a little to make them look a little worn.

[WABIT]

meh! the atari is old enough, (1979) i dont care what the TV looks like
EDIT: looks like it was released in 1977!! BEEEEST, its like the new mk5's with there optional GPS screen!!! only in 1977 form! haha

stolen from wikipedia!

The Atari 2600 is a video game console released in October 1977. It is credited with popularizing the use of microprocessor-based hardware and cartridges containing game code, instead of having non-microprocessor dedicated hardware with all games built in. The first game console to use this format was the Fairchild Channel F. However the Atari 2600 is credited with making the plug-in concept popular among the game-playing public.
Originally known as the Atari VCS — for Video Computer System — the machine's name was changed to "Atari 2600" (from the unit's Atari part number, CX2600) in 1982 following the release of the more advanced Atari 5200. The 2600 was typically bundled with two joystick controllers, a conjoined pair of paddle controllers, and a cartridge game—initially Combat[4] and subsequently Pac-Man.[5]
The Atari 2600 was wildly successful. During the 1980s, "Atari" was a synonym for this model in mainstream media and, by extension, for video games in general, similar to "Nintendo" and "PlayStation" in the later 1980s and '90s.


dom

[WABIT]

anyways.... so, will the atari work on the LCD in car TV monitor?

cheers
dom

[nav]

anyways.... so, will the atari work on the LCD in car TV monitor?

No, the Atari has an RF plug output, not RCA's which is what the SNES has (if you have the multi-AV output cable).

The red-yellow-white sockets on the back of the LCD in car TV monitor are RCA sockets.

Just a suggestion : Why don't u just wire up an In-Car PC and install a few emulators for consoles like the SNES, Megadrive, N64 etc? Easier and more configurable with the same retro feel if you get a couple of USB Gamepads...

Nav

[Lorenz]

LOVE the idea, mad as !!
You can get an RF modulator and adapter I reckon, or if the headunit/dvd player has an antenna then run it through that.

[WABIT]

No, the Atari has an RF plug output, not RCA's which is what the SNES has (if you have the multi-AV output cable).

The red-yellow-white sockets on the back of the LCD in car TV monitor are RCA sockets.

Just a suggestion : Why don't u just wire up an In-Car PC and install a few emulators for consoles like the SNES, Megadrive, N64 etc? Easier and more configurable with the same retro feel if you get a couple of USB Gamepads...

Nav

yeah that would allso be cool, but it hasnt got the original feel to it!
iwas gonna buy an atari flashback, witch is RC connected and has no game cartriges but a hard drive with multiple games, but the OG one is the best!!!

dom

[WABIT]

i picked up my atari! its awesome! its the series 2 2600 atari but still the same console, i actually prefer this one as it matches the dash with the silver strip



cant wait to make this badboy work

dom