TRS-80 Color Computer CoCo +Tape Drive +Dungeons of Daggorath WORKING TESTED

Description

TRS-80 Color Computer (original version)
This is the original CoCo or TRS-80 Color Computer (1st generation). The CoCo was a popular computer during the early days of 8-bit home computers. It had pretty advanced sound and video capability for it's era, as well as some ground-breaking games including the most popular game: Dungeons of Daggorath. Get yourself a working display (CRT recommended) and this system is ready to play out of the box.
Includes the following:
TRS-80 Color Computer (Model 26-3002A, 16K Memory)
Radio Shack TRS-80 Computer Cassette Recorder (CCR-81)
Dungeons of Daggorath game cartridge
Cassette player data and power cable.
Coaxial cable with RF adapter.
Condition: Used. Computer shows some signs of wear including a bit of worn paint, some dust, and general minor cosmetic defects. Computer has been tested (as of 8/10/2021) and is working with game cartridges. Tape drive gets power, rewind and fast forward work, but not able to test it. Dungeons of Daggorath game tested and working. Game cart shows some minor cosmetic wear. May need contacts cleaned with isopropyl alcohol in the future. Cables may show some minor wear but are expected to be working.
*** IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT VINTAGE COMPUTERS AND COMPONENTS ***
Older computers, such as this TRS-80 Color Computer require special video interfaces, often using an RF-output. Modern televisions are often unable to pickup the signal without using special adapters, and even then don't always display properly. They were designed to be used with a CRT television and no guarantees it will work with anything else. While you can use a standard RF-to-Coaxial adapter to connect it to the coaxial port on a TV, the signal itself will not likely to be received on a modern TV. That is because the computer often outputs on an analogue channel 3 signal. Since the FCC switch-over to digital TV programming, many modern TVs no longer have an analogue receiver and are otherwise unable receive a signal on analogue channel 3. In order to use a computer with an RF-output it is best recommended to use an older CRT television or older flat panel which can accept an analogue channel 3 signal. Otherwise, please do your homework to learn what is required to connect an old console to a modern TV.
Also, vintage systems are...well...old. They will not last forever. They often need to have capacitors replaced or other electrical problems. So there is no guarantee that this unit will last for any defined period of time.
*** IMPORTANT NOTE ON SHIPPING ***
Please be advised that delays in the postal system are expected and I will not guarantee delivery by ANY specific date. Refunds for delayed shipping problems will only be considered for items which are delayed for more than 4 weeks.
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