RARE Amiga! The Power Stick Vintage Commodore Colors Controller 1983 tested

Description: Rare! The POWER STICK AMIGA Joystick Controller Used but Test and Working - the go-left side is not as conductive as the right side but this one just looks cherry. Amiga, Commodore (VIC-20, 64, 128) - Atari, Sears, Coleco compatible My first Amiga lacked Intuition but it was The Power Stick! This one has the Commodore colors long before Commodore or even Atari wanted to acquire the Amiga company and the Amiga 1000 chip technology. According to Brian Bagnall the Amiga company went into production on these Power Sticks in 1983 as a way to gain a revenue stream while pursuing the hardware development of what became the Amiga 1000. The outer shells were tailored to the color schemes of the various game machines they worked on.The power stick used novel conductive carbon to cross circuit board traces instead of metal bubble switches which was standard at the time. Dual fire buttonsRounded base fits on one's hand Positive response grip handleContoured design9 pin "D" Female plug Joystick sold as is with no returns allowed. If there is anything else Commodore related you are looking for, don't hesitate to ask! We are adding items as we are able, but might be able to list something specific. International sales with the eBay International Shipping only.Otherwise shipping by 1st Class or USPS 3 day priority mail. Will my buyer incur additional charges because the item is shipping internationally? If applicable. When international buyers view your listings, they’ll see shipping charges and estimated import charges. At checkout, the buyer will see final charges based on the destination country, including the item price, shipping charges, and import charges (if applicable). Shipping charges include any US shipping charges you specify, as well as applicable international shipping, handling, and any other fees from the carrier. Who pays duties and taxes? The buyer is responsible for settling all charges or fees in order for customs to release the shipment and have it delivered to the buyer. What do Duties Delivered Paid (DDP) and Duties Delivered Unpaid (DDU) mean? And what’s the difference between them? The customs clearance service is an important part of international shipping and is meant to facilitate the import of goods to your buyer’s country. With a Duties Delivered Paid (DDP) shipment, the buyer pays import charges at checkout. With a Duties Delivered Unpaid (DDU) shipment, the buyer pays any applicable import charges prior to delivery. DDU shipments may also result in the buyer being assessed additional delivery fees by the carrier. What options does eBay provide to buyers to pay duties? eBay International Shipping offers both Duties Delivered Unpaid (DDU) and Duties Delivered Paid (DDP) options to buyers. Currently, the option to be used is predefined for every transaction based on the item price, item weight, and buyer shipping country. Later this year, eBay International Shipping will enable buyers to choose how they prefer to have their shipment cleared through customs — using DDP or DDU.

Price: 99.98 USD

Location: Saint Paul, Minnesota

End Time: 2024-12-01T21:14:43.000Z

Shipping Cost: 7.57 USD