Re: analog vga cable for a Apple IIGS

["Stephen Hartz" <SHartz@columbus.rr.com>]

Try Cables to Go.... or ebay

"Dogma420" <dogma420@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello, and thank you for taking the time to read my post.
>
> Any answers, if you would, please email to dogma420@hotmail.com and
> make sure the subject line doesn't look like spam (get a lot of
> those).
>
> Anyways, I have an original Apple2 GS, all original, bought 1 month
> after going on the market in '86 (or thereabouts)...WOZ limited
> edition, original ROM, 1mb expansion card, no hdd, 1 3.5 and 1 5.25...
>
> ...anyways, I would like to boot it up and relive old days of playing
> 100s of games....or at least try it.
>
> My vga cable is defective, has been basically shredded on one end.
>
> It was plugged into a Sony 13" TV with a push button to make it be a
> vga monitor.
>
> I was wondering if anybody made a cable, could even be a bnc one or a
> converter to go on the end of a standard bnc cable for a wintel
> machine's monitor.
>
> At the very least, I could use a replacement cable; here's the
> physical description:
>
> The end of the cable that connects to the Apple2 is a male end wide
> style serial plug, has a total of 8 pins showing.
>
> The end that plugged into the 'analog' port of the monitor looks like
> a floppy drive cable parrellel plastic connector.....36 pin total.
>
> Anyone have any help?
>
> Also, what is an original, nothing, absolutely nothing modified Apple2
> GS with the 'woz limited edition' print on the front, no hdd, 1mb
> expansion, 100s of games, Appleworks, couple of other items, and an
> Imagewrite II with both color/black ink ribbons?
>
> I was told it would be worth more than a modified one possibly,
> because it had never been modified.
>
> Also, looking for a modem to get hooked up for my old parents to at
> least try email with it.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Please reply to dogma420@hotmail.com....I'm posting this through
> Google.com and my newsreader is down right now.