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Re: Apple II paddles

Subject: Re: Apple II paddles
From: bloomer_au <bloomer@iprimus.com.au>
Date: Sat, 20 Apr 2013 19:00:02 -0700 (PDT)
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If I'm lucky, I may still have a connector block, though it may be in the form of an adapter.

I.E. An adapter extension to let you plug an Anko joystick (which has the modern game connector) into an Apple II+. So physically the block connection is identical, but I am saying that I do not have a real paddle anymore with that connector.

I'll have a look and in the meantime you can tell me if you need a photo of a real deal block which is part of a paddle, or if any functioning block connector like mine will suffice. If you could use mine, you can have a freebie photo taken to your specifications :)

- Wade

References:
- Apple II paddles
  - From: Steven Weyhrich <a2history@gmail.com>
- Re: Apple II paddles
  - From: Steven Weyhrich <a2history@gmail.com>

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