Gregg should have known that... He had a Pat9000 at one time...
Shame on you Gregg!
As for the Lunar Lander hack... I know for a fact it was done by a company
in Dallas. Being that both the adds in StarTech were from somewhere else,
I'm not certain if this hack required a peripheral board or not...
> Gregg:
>
> You will have to ask Callan about that. Callan? It plugs into his
PAT9000... :)
>
> In the spirit of finding neat vector things in the periphery of pictures,
here
> is a link to many vector games and related items. See what you can spot!
>
> http://www.ionpool.net/arcade/callan/callan.html
>
>
> tm
>
> Gregg Woodcock wrote:
>
> > I am more intrigued by your interesting connector contraption pictured
in
> > this hack than by anything else. It would appear to me to be a female
edge
> > .156 PCB edge connector of wire wrap type pushed into a header pin
female
> > connector. This is quite clever to me as it allows for VERY quick
> > reconfiguration just by popping out the pins and rearranging them. Plus
it
> > makes the edge connector piece (the piece that gets old and worn out and
> > have poor connectivity) easily replaced. Tell us more about this
design...
> >
>
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