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Atlas HH660, can I switch regular decoder to sound with speaker aimed toward the fan hole, it is see through

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Posted by rrebell on Wednesday, February 3, 2021 12:04 PM

Didn't know about enclosure and a round one would work better than an oval. This is like when I first learned about computers long ago. First I bought was a Tandy second hand but tried programing on a buddys Atari 400, wow that was 1980.

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Posted by rrinker on Wednesday, February 3, 2021 8:45 AM

 Yes, but you still need an enclosure for the speaker if it doesn't alreayd have one. And nothing says you have to use the speaker that came with the decoder, there are MANY more options out there.

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Atlas HH660, can I switch regular decoder to sound with speaker aimed toward the fan hole, it is see through
Posted by rrebell on Tuesday, February 2, 2021 10:19 PM

Yes another question, don't worry, I will have many more. Just as the title says, has a DZ126PS and have sound SDN136PS and also the 16 bit one sdxn if one will fit, getting braver here.

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