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Saw the post about being old and the RCA cables, well are you VHF switch old?
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Oh yes. On our old zenith tv with wooden sides and swivel base. Thing probably had a 12 inch screen but weighed 1200 lbs. Where my channel 3 homies at!?
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You see that thing that the wire is screwed into? I didn't have that. I had to screw the wires directly into the TV
ID: h9lkqtyID: h9ljgioCame here to say this. No coax...
ID: h9ljsv7Yep. Same. And we had one of those hanging around in closets until the late 90s "just in case."
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A must-have for all original Nintendos
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Channel 3. Never forget.
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...... and you had to reach around that wide back tube tv everytime you wanted to play lol
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Gods I haven't seen one of those in years.
Even had to get an adapter that split the coax to get it to work on the TV.
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Absolutely.
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Definitely had one.
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I never had to use that it was just removing VHS RCA and putting in the the snes and put in CH 3. because tv did not have AV or source as we call it now.
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Omg, yes, using one of these to tie in my commodore 64 to my old cathode ray TV.
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I remember that thing.
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I remember the day i used mine the last time. Almost 20 years ago.
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Yes, had that exact one. sigh
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Coax converter looks brand new.
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Damn I am that old!
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Got 1 for my Atari
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O had one of these for my atari 2600 lol
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You're speaking my language!
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Pitfall was my jam back then.
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Same here. It’s funny when your response to “are you this old” is “nope. Older.”