Radio $hack used to have those game-type manual RF switches for about
$2.49. Probably still do.
This has actually brought back some funny memories. I remember when I
searched high and low for a 4-WAY RF switch; I had my Atari 2600, my
Atari 400 computer (which also had no video output!), rabbit-ears antenna,
and a VCR I needed to switch between. I finally found exactly what I
wanted from a mail-order company back then, but it was an ugly monster! :-)
Rob
>Yeah, and I've tried it with a NES RF switch, but
>according to what I've read, the signal isn't powerful
>enough to switch an auto RF switch. So I need a
>*manual* one.
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