Commodore AMIGA 600 Computer w/ Power Supply Mouse ROM 3.1 - Plus Extras For Sale

Commodore AMIGA 600 Computer w/ Power Supply Mouse ROM 3.1 - Plus Extras
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Commodore AMIGA 600 Computer w/ Power Supply Mouse ROM 3.1 - Plus Extras:
$399.00

Commodore A600 Amiga ComputerThis is a USED and working Amiga 600 Computer, please note the FLOPPY DRIVE does NOT work!
  • This machine has been re-capped.
  • ROM 3.1 Firmware Upgrade.
  • The RF Modulator has been Removed and a 3D printed Video Port Adapter installed (see photos) the actual ECS adapter is not included.
  • Indivsion RAM Upgrade installed
  • IDE to SDCard adapter installed with workbench 3.1 installed and running.
  • Amiga original Power Supply
  • NEW Amiga mouse (not tank mouse see photos)

I have never been able to get the floppy to work, it sees that you put a floppy disk in the drive but it will not load or format a disk.So the machine is being sold AS-IS.You can load files by using a PCMIA to CF card adapter (not included).
Please ask question before you buy this machine as it is sold AS-IS with no returns, I am more than willing to answer your questions
NO MONITOR included, Computer, Mouse and Power Supply are all that are included in this sale.


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