Amiga 2000 "Video Toaster Powered"

--- Gary Dean Hildebrand <ghldbrd(a)ccp.com> wrote: If you can't locate a used Amiga mouse, it's possible to rewire a MicroSoft Bus Mouse - they are electrically, but not physically, compatible - raw quadrature output, X-PhaseA, X-PhaseB, Y-PhaseA, Y-PhaseB, Left and Right button. The only active components are IR LEDs and phototransistors. No chips. There's also instructions out on the web to hack an Atari Trackball to the Amiga - I've done it with one from a 7800 and from some other console model (5300?) - unfortunately, my really nice hacked Wico unit was stolen in 1990 when they got my A500... it was still compatible with the Atari... I just put an additional DE-9 on the side, and you just used the right connector, depending on the target. *Great* for Marble Madness. :-) -ethan The New Yahoo! Search - Faster. Easier. Bingo http://search.yahoo.com