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#Analog Converter

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#72575From: Dan ColeOct 5, 1992 10:54 PM
I just bought a game (A-10 Tan Killer) that says I can use an analog joystick, but I need a 9 to 15 pin converter to use it. I said OK, I'll get one. I've just called every advertiser in AmigaWorld, and no one carries one of these converters. Can Anybody tell me where I might get one? Thanks. Dan Cole
#72591From: Don Curtis/SYSOPOct 6, 1992 12:40 AM
Dan, Someone just posted an announcement for just such a product in LIB 4, I forget the file name, but it should be obvious if you just BROWSE the library it should be one of the first few files to pop up. Don
#72592From: Don Curtis/SYSOPOct 6, 1992 12:41 AM
Dan, It's name is DP.TXT in LIB 4 and it can be read online, or downloaded and read off-line. It's a text only file. Don
#72596From: KEITH YOUNGOct 6, 1992 1:02 AM
I see Don has pointed you at a file that may help you, and this may be the same information in that file, but… you can get an adaptor from: George Ribeiro 2550 Hilborn Rd. #167 Fairlfield, Ca. 94533 (707) 426-3428 He has several (well, a few anyway) different adaptors with varying features, I bought the top of the line 'X' model and it's worked just fine. – Keith
#72643From: GeneOct 6, 1992 4:11 PM
Dan, We offer just what your looking for. 🙂 Our analog interface is $9.95 and has a three way switch to accommodate all Amiga analog games (including A-10 Tank Killer). We just uploaded a text file in library 4 with additional information. If you have any questions please feel free to ask—I will be happy to help out. 🙂 Gene