FS: joystick

[David Griffith]

On Sun, 1 Mar 2009, Charles Morris wrote:

> I am pretty sure it's for an Apple II or Franklin clone. says "CH" as
> the manufacturer and has a DIP plug on the end of the cable.
>
> $8.00 shipped in the US.
> http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=25ssvue&s=5

The Apple II series had a weird way of doing joysticks.  The most common 
seemed to be the 9-pin female port.  For some strange reason a lot of 
joysticks had a pigtail sticking out of the d-sub housing that plugged 
into a DIP socket.  Last time I checked, all Apple II machines had a DIP 
socket for joystick/paddles.

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David Griffith
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