Commodore Amiga DB23 RGB to VGA Flickerfixer Scandoubler Adapter FREE US SHIP For Sale

Commodore Amiga DB23 RGB to VGA Flickerfixer Scandoubler Adapter FREE US SHIP
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Commodore Amiga DB23 RGB to VGA Flickerfixer Scandoubler Adapter FREE US SHIP:
$89.00

Commodore Amiga VGA Adapter
Original Amiga monitors are becoming scarce, and are expensive to ship.I have taken a arcade video adapter and created a kit that includes everything you need to connect any Amiga\'s 15kHz 23-pin connector to a 31kHz VGA monitor. Comes with a DB23 cable, a 6\' VGA cable, and a power brick. The adapter board supports selectable output resolutions of up to 1360x768.
It does work on Amigas running in PAL mode.This kit comes with a North American power supply. If you live in a country that does not use that type, send me a message after you buy and I will not send the NA power supply and credit you $5. You can find power supplies on that work in your country.The specs are: 5v 2aDC Plug: OD=5.5mm ID=2.1mm or 2.5mm- tip positive (most, if not all are tip positive)
Also consider my Amiga HDMI adapter. It is more expensive, but provides a cleaner picture. Click the following link to view:
Amiga HDMI Adapter


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