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WallabY-Cable dual RGB cable
As seen at Tandy Assembly 2018!
Connect 2 RGB display devices to your Tandy Color Computer 3
Swap RGB connections without turning over your Coco3
A WallabY-Cable connected to a Coco 3 , Tandy CM-8 monitor and Switch-a-roo
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The Switch-a-roo COCOMAN.biz
The RGB to SCART solution for the Tandy Color Computer 3.
Use your coco 3 on a modern display
As seen at Chicago CoCofest 2018!
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$35 U.S. plus shipping
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Currently cables are being made on demand and may take 1 to 2 weeks to ship after payment is received
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F.A.Q.
What is the Switch-a-roo?
The Switch-a-roo is a video cable that will allow you to use a Tandy Color Computer 3 on a modern display (HDMI or DVI) in either RGB or composite mode.
What else will I need with the Switch-a-roo ?
Well besides a Coco3 and your display you will need a SCART to HDMI converter (This one is recommended (in Canada I’ve heard good things about this one) as it the least expensive converter that works well with the Coco3.) Here is an interesting article on SCART to HDMI converters to avoid. Also you will need a HDMI cable (or HDMI to DVI cable if using a DVI display) and finally a USB power source (any USB power source will do even the 1 amp ones).
What is the switch for?
The switch allows you to easily switch between RGB and Composite modes. This allows you to go from displaying the Coco3’s crisp RGB video to PMODE 4 Artifact Colors without having to swap cables or displays. (Please note that PMODE 4 Artifact colors are only available on NTSC systems.)
What is the USB cable for?
The USB cable needs plugged into 5 volt USB power source (not included). It is needed for the SCART to HDMI converter box.
How do I install a Switch-a-roo? Go here
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