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Two small coaxial adapters, gold finish, threaded male to female RCA ends

Boxwave

Boxwave F-Type to RCA Adapter 2-Pack for Atari 2600 7800 Sega Coleco Commodore

SKU CH-E05X-E97DB

Two-pack F-type male to RCA female adapters connect Atari 2600, 7800, Sega, Coleco and Commodore consoles to composite video inputs

  • TypeAdapters
  • Connect classic consoles to modern displays via F-type to RCA conversion
  • Two adapters included for multi-system setups
  • Compatible with Atari 2600 and 7800 systems
  • Works with Sega, Coleco and Commodore hardware

F-Type to RCA Adapter Two-Pack

This pair of adapters converts an F-type coaxial output to a female RCA connector, letting classic consoles such as the Atari 2600 and 7800 connect to displays or modulators that only accept composite video inputs. The pack includes two couplers so a spare is available for a second system or a backup connection.

Fits into retro console setups

Each coupler screws onto the console’s RF lead and presents a standard RCA socket for a composite cable, removing the need for an old switch box or a TV with a coaxial tuner. The adapters are passive and require no power, but they do not amplify the signal; users seeking HDMI output or improved picture quality will need a separate upscaler or mod kit.

Highlights

  • Connect classic consoles to modern displays via F-type to RCA conversion
  • Two adapters included for multi-system setups
  • Compatible with Atari 2600 and 7800 systems
  • Works with Sega, Coleco and Commodore hardware

Specifications

TypeAdapters

Questions about this item

Will the F-plug threads on the Boxwave adapter strip if I connect and disconnect it repeatedly on my Atari 2600?

The adapter uses a standard F-type male thread designed for occasional changes; frequent tightening can wear the soft brass threads, so finger-tighten only and avoid tools.

Does the coaxial barrel get warm when the adapter stays connected to a Sega console all day?

It is a passive RF coupler with no active circuitry, so it does not generate heat during continuous use.

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