I have the "Many RF switches from video game systems" problem.

I've moved up to my apartment, and I brought pretty much every video game thing I have with me (with the exception of the Virtual Boy and my old PSone, that I dont know if it works or not). I have at least three systems with the old RF cord where you hook the cable into the box and the line comes out of the other end. I know for a fact I can get two of them hooked up at once, but isnt there a box or a splitter I can buy to keep them all hooked up at once? There has to be a way. Help me out, guys.

Anyone gonna help me out?

Get rid of RF, it is the worst option for video/sound quality. Read this article by Joe Redifer:

http://www.sega-16.com/feature_page....%20Connections

There are splitters for SCART cables so you can have 3-4 consoles set up each time.

What consoles are you using RF on?

The leap to SCART/Componenent/SVideo/Composite is always worth doing.

You can split the RF several times if you want, typically the signal will lose quality when you do though. And since RF suffers from interference anyway, its better to use composite cables.

I have RF's for Genesis, SNES, SMS and Atari. I will have it for PSone once I go home and get the stuff for it.

Is there anywhere I can get the RWY cables for those systems? I know that they sell boxes that combines them into one cable - I was just looking for one at my local radio shack (mount pleasant isnt a bustling electronics market) but all they had was the RWY and component (HD) cables.

to playgen: I know that you can do that, I tried doing 3 RFs (the atari one is one of those that can only take antenna wire, not a cable in) and the signal was very weak (lot of fuzz) and I couldnt have HD. At least the back of the TV (really the side- very convenient) is very accessable.

I should get you guys a picture of my collection now that its all organized - i am impressed, but i know you guys probably wouldnt be. I think I am nearing 100 genesis titles. I need to pick up some el cheapo sports titles yet. The local game store up here is too expensive on some games that dont need to be (like Super Off Road - a decent game but they want 15 for it loose).

http://www.retro-console.com/HPIM5888.JPG

http://www.retro-console.com/

Degrading RF quality on purpose is like throwing away food leftovers in Africa.

That's a cool site there, but I bet you it is not cheap to do that. Ill email them for prices.