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Hello All,

If anyone is need of some a part for their falcon:

Falcon Keyboard
Falcon PSU
Falcon Shielding

I'll give these for a decent offer of moola or trade for some useful stuff
(hardware/software) for my soon to be re-cased falcon.

Thanks,

Sam F.
*** ia U.S.A.
Atari Computer Nut
C-Lab Falcon/CT060, 256mb Fastram,14mb STram, 4gig hdd

Hi All,

I have the following parts for sale:

Falcon Keyboard $35.00

Falcon Power Supply $35.00

Falcon Case Shielding (shielding only, no case) $5.00

Falcon Mouse $10.00

The parts are all in excellent condition and work and work good.

Thanks

Samf
*** ia U.S.A.
Atari Computer Nut
C-Lab Falcon/CT60,
14mbST Ram, 256mb TTRam,
4Gig hdd, IDE DVD drive,
MagiC6.2

Is there any such thing as a "Falcon mouse"? I thought the mice that
came with the Falcon were the standard ones that came with the ST?

Coda.

Sam, you should get a hold of "Phantomm". :-)

The look the same, but the old ST mice are pretty clunky feeling
compared to the Falcon mouse. Don't know what the difference is.
Mike

There are some slight differences in the ones I have gotten with the
Falcons,
and the 1040STe/ MegaSTe, and Mega ST that I have.
But they all are interchangable AFAIK.

However, I personally like the GoldenImage Mouse and some of the others
that were made for the Ataris.

Alot of my Atari Brand Mice have worn out buttons.

If I remember correctly, there was a cordless mouse or 2 made for the
Ataris.

I'd like to find a Optical Mouse, (One that doesn't use a Ball) to use
on
my Atari ST-Falcons. Anyone know if any were produced?


XXXX@XXXXX.COM

I think that you are probably better off getting an eiffell, and then
using a PC type mouse of your choice. Most USB mice still come with a
PS/2 converter, and the ones that dont will probably understand the
PS/2 protocol if they are plugged into one.
Either that, or wait a while for the CTLink/Ethernat and you can have
your pick of optical/wireless whatever... :-)

Coda.

Hi All,

The Falcon Mouse is actually the standard Atari mouse that shipped with the Falcons.

Thanks and have a great week,

Samf
*** ia U.S.A.
Atari Computer Nut
C-Lab Falcon/CT60,
14mbST Ram, 256mb TTRam,
4Gig hdd, IDE DVD drive,
MagiC6.2

On 2005-03-29 06:29:42 +0100, "Phantom" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > said:


SOME Atari mouse switches can be replaced with microswitches FWIW.

--
Derryck

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All of mine can. The problem is that there is, from the only sources I
know of, a minimum order charge, and a postage charge, so that one
switch can cost about 10 USD. I bought a lot of the little switches, and
have used a few of them. My mice all click.

Jim


Derryck Croker < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > writes:

: On 2005-03-29 06:29:42 +0100, "Phantom" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > said:

: > Alot of my Atari Brand Mice have worn out buttons.

: SOME Atari mouse switches can be replaced with microswitches FWIW.

: --
: Derryck

: / DDP Translations /
: / http://www.yqcomputer.com/ /



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