A quality made RGB scart video cable for the first "ST" model of the Atari ST series of home computers.  Resolves the issue of a missing sync signal on the early models.  Simply connects into the 13 pin RGB video port on the back of the Atari and a suitable RGB scart socket and provides the best picture quality possible without the need to tune your television.

Connects to the RF output socket which is usually coloured brown and provides both video & audio.  This is equivalent to the original basic television cable supplied with most systems "back in the day" and will need to be tuned into a suitable analog television onto a free channel.

A monitor cable suitable for connecting the Atari ST series of home computers to the VGA input of a compatible Multi-Sync monitor or display device capable of handling a 15Khz horizontal sync signal.

A brand-new replacement keyboard cable for the Atari Mega ST.  Made from black curly extendable cable, fitted with RJ12 male plugs.

A brand-new external floppy disk drive 14 pin DIN to 14 pin DIN interface cable for the Atari ST.  Now hard to find, our new cable features screened data cable with nylon cable protection sleeve.

A brand-new 14 pin DIN male plug to open ends cable, all pins connected including screen/drain wire.  Pre-solder tinned ends, ready to use. Suitable for interfacing to the Atari ST's external floppy disk drive port.

A brand-new 2 port switch box to allow the use of 2 video connections from the Atari ST range of computers.   To display multiple screen resolutions without connecting/disconnecting cables.

A quality made Atari ST to NEC Multi-Sync RGB monitor cable.  Suitable for all Atari ST models fitted with the 13 pin video port. Connects video to the 9 pin D sub port on the NEC monitor.

A quality adapter cable which allows RGB scart devices to be connected to the 7 or 8 pin DIN input on Ferguson TX-90 televisions.  Suitable only for connecting RGB devices.  Wired for audio & video.

A quality adapter cable which allows RGB scart devices to be connected to the earlier Commodore 1084S RGB colour monitor via the round 6 pin DIN RGB port.  Suitable only for connecting RGB devices.  Features a scart socket and stereo audio connections.