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The Trak-Ball is a low force maintained-position dual quadrature voltage generator trackball with two paralleled n.o. momentary-contact switches, and a six-foot cable with a DB9S connector. DIMENSIONS: The ball is 2.5 inches.

Notes: The Trak-Ball is a product of Atari Inc.** Payment is required in a US postal Service money order. ** For more information contact the distributor directly.

Price: 20.00.

This product record was updated on September 15, 2000.

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C. W. Bradford

PO Box 81
Pearce, Arizona 85625
United States
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