"GCon 2" Adapter - the double ended wire going to

[Cauterize]

does anyone have a pic of this adapter? i jsut picked up 2 guns but no adapter leads (they were only £1 each! ) I asked the guy in gamestation and he said there is a double ended lead required...

Cant i jsut use the old Gcon 1 adapter?????

[Jive3D]

The wire that I think you are refering to is a single RCA cable on one end (yellow, even though the color does not matter, but it's yellow to make it obvious that it plugs into the video input on the back of your TV. That same end has an open back so that the ps2 video cable can send a signal through it. The other end of the cable has two 'femail' race inputs so you can plug in Two guncon2 units.

I'm pretty sure that you can use the same cable that came with the Guncon 1.

[Cauterize]

I'm pretty sure that you can use the same cable that came with the Guncon 1.

i hope so, i dont have any compatible games yet thou... ill get time crisis 2 tomorrow, i love the first one!

I knew what the cable was like, i jsut needed a picture, are you able to take a photo of yours? its so i can take it to the shop near me that sells electronic stuff and i can ask for one

[nildem]

I'm pretty sure that you can use the same cable that came with the Guncon 1.

i hope so, i dont have any compatible games yet thou... ill get time crisis 2 tomorrow, i love the first one!

I knew what the cable was like, i jsut needed a picture, are you able to take a photo of yours? its so i can take it to the shop near me that sells electronic stuff and i can ask for one

http://vidgame.net/SONY/PS2.html
There's a pic about halfway down the page.

[davidbrit2]

The only real difference is that the original GunCon had a passthrough RCA connector on the video lead, so when using 2 guns, the passthroughs would be stacked.

The GunCon 2 video lead has no passthrough, however. But it also comes with a cable that has a small passthrough, and a twin composite video jack. Then you would just plug up to 2 of the guns into that little breakout jack. I'm sure you could easily rig up something with a combination of RCA splitters and such.