Official Scandoubler

[fondpondforever]

Is this the Official Scandoubler made by Commodore International, Amiga Technologies or by a modern company? Saw this on eBay and thought this looked fascinating. :p
 
 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Amiga-Scandoubler-Flickerfixer-LED-A500-600-1200-1000-2000-3000-4000-CDTV-CD32-/261733979559

[fondpondforever]

The only Commodora built scandoubler, as far as I know, was the A2320 card.

Make your own case, buttons and equip it with an LED with this board installed then you have the official Commodore Scandoubler. WOW i want one of these :p

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Commodore-Amiga-A2320-Flickerfixer-NEU-OVP-RAR-Display-Enhancer-Card-Sammler-/321532410131?pt=Klassische_Computer&hash=item4adcd33913

[fondpondforever]

Hahahehe. I can see why installing an internal card into an external case is seen as a bit kooky. :biglaugh: Would it work though? I think it would. It would have no practical use but would be aesthetically pleasing to the Amiga Showoff :cool:
 
 Another question. Does the A2320 work on an Amiga 4000?

[fondpondforever]

Know that it was made for the 2000 using ECS graphics but is there a solution to stop the doubled AGA screenmodes from messing up. :idea:

[fondpondforever]

Someone on English Amiga Board said that 2 ECS Scandoubler's installed would create a 24 bit output therefore making it AGA compatible. Would do you think? Thanks.

[fondpondforever]

Ok, I've got all of my answers now. Thanks everyone, you can close this thread now Moderator