Stop doxxing my age.
Okay I didn't have that one in particular, but I did have this one
this post was submitted on 04 Dec 2024
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Oh, look at you. Fancy Pants.
pretty sure I had the sega branded rf box for my genesis too.
I had one of these too, it's specifically the RF box that came with the Mega Drive II. Handy for switching between TV and console without unplugging the wire.
Did you flick the switch? Is it on channel 3 or 4? Well idk what's wrong then, try unscrewing and rescrewing the wires on back
i made the mistake of trying to jb weld the screw-in prongs because they kept falling out. lol
Hearing Sonic's theme music right now. I had one of these with my sega genesis.
Hand me the butter knife so I can loosen the screws.
We had to dedicate a butter knife because it got warped on the tip
hell yeah. I remember when it went from coax/antennae to RCA, I was like "damn the future is now" even though I was only like 11. nothing to jiggle or screw in/tighten. just color coded plugs. that was like the age I was when I started being the one in the family expected to setup the TV/VCR when there was a new one. fuckin boomers.
I still have my official SNES version because it's still used in equipment today. I can't even count on RCA anymore!
Yes I am old. Why must you taunt me like this. :(
Related??? - https://hexbear.net/comment/5700970
I never tried to glue the prongs, and tbh the prongs were much better than those RF connectors where the copper wire in the center would bend or break off and then you were just screwed.
I didn't have one of these with those prongs, pretty sure they were for older systems like the Atari 2600.
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= That's the Commodore64 adapter isn't it?
Yep
Pretty sure I had one for an Amiga 500 as well
nope 
update: just scrolled down and saw this reply (https://hexbear.net/comment/5701033) and i own one of those, idk how to use it tho and i just used the composite cable that came with my mega drive (yes i know that composite is le bad and i should use an SCART cable but i dont own a screen that uses it)
What was lemmy's first repost?
(autocorrect made that "rapist")
I never use Lemmy so I don't understand the joke.