FS: Microway FlickerFixer AGA 2000

[redrumloa]

THIS model. Any offers pre-eBay?

[jkonstan]

Soft Hut has used Micro Way flicker fixer listed for $29.
I would be willing that for the Micro Way flicker fixer.
How much are you looking for it ?

http://www.softhut.com/cgi-bin/test/Web_store/web_store.cgi?page=daily_specials/refurbished_amiga_product.html&card_id=

 :-)

[Olecranon]

jkonstan wrote:
Soft Hut has used Micro Way flicker fixer listed for $29.
I would be willing that for the Micro Way flicker fixer.
How much are you looking for it ?

http://www.softhut.com/cgi-bin/test/Web_store/web_store.cgi?page=daily_specials/refurbished_amiga_product.html&card_id=

 :-)

Just a FYI. The items on that list are completely out of date.  I was looking for a flicker fixer a few months ago and contacted them about those exact cards.  They told me that list was old and instead offered me a $170 external scandoubler/flicker fixer.  cough..ripoff..cough

I did manage to find a person who sold me an A2320 for $55.00, which I thought was a fair price.

[TjLaZer]

The external ones go for that much so that is not a rip off.  You cannot compare internal ones to the external ones.  The reason you ask my dumbfounded Amiga friend?  The external ones do AGA and scan double/flickerfix and work on any Amiga.  And some even work with the Toaster!

[jkonstan]

The A2320 is a nicer flicker fixer than the Microway and is worth more than a Microway flicker fixer. The A2320 has the high density DB15 for a VGA monitor already on it while the Microway has a DB9 connection for EGA style connection. It is  not easy to find a A2320 flicker fixer.

   :-)

[alenppc]

I don't think it's worth much at all - firstly because it only supports OCS (won't work properly with AGA modes with an A4000), and secondly it doesn't support PAL modes at all...