My RGB Nintendo64 on the eBay

[WhiteHenDecapitator]

Decided to stick my RGB modified Nintendo64 up on the eBay there, I have no need for it anymore and thought perhaps someone out there may enjoy it as much as I have.

I have no idea if eBay will decided to pull the auction because the console has been modified (though I was certain not to use such terms in the auction itself), but eBay can be quite anal at times and it really would not shock me.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=220338722159

If the auction does get pulled and your interested in the unit, shoot me a PM and we can work something out.

Thanks.

[ryborg]

Does ebay have a history of pulling modded systems like this? I thought they only cared about modded systems that basically lead to game piracy.

[WhiteHenDecapitator]

You never know with eBay, the second you mention the word modified in your auction they tend to pull it. I thought I would play it safe and just not use the term at all!

Thanks.

[WhiteHenDecapitator]

Less than 24 hours to go on this auction, check it out and bid to your hearts content!

Thanks.

[wingzrow]

So it ends in the same connector any pc would use to hook up to a monitor right? If so i can just screw it into the back of my LCD HDTV since it has a PC port.

Does it do any up scaling though?

[WhiteHenDecapitator]

That it will not, this particular RGB dongle is wired up to a 9-pin D-SUB connector and will hook up to a Commodore 1084 monitor/display. As I had a Commodore 1084 monitor/display before I acquired my Sony monitor all of my consoles were wired up for use with the Commodore, I then simply built another cable that took the Commodore output/pinout and converted it to the Sony.

Thanks.

[wingzrow]

PM sent with final question regarding auction.