Greetings Diego! I totally agree! I'll try and get that done. If you wan't to help contact me through the website!

It took 11 months for someone to mention. Nice Job!

@@thegametrog what do I do when I have coaxial input only

Hey Candy! So you've got the Genesis Model 2 AV cable, that model Genesis does have a different port. You're looking for this cable (I have it on my store): gametrog.com/product/sega-genesis-1-rca-av-cable/

@@thegametrog thank you so much I’ll rerun my purchase then I’ll buy this

Whatever it takes! Just make it happen. nice work.

Yes you are!

Hmm, what are your connection options on the PC? I hook mine up for recording by using the HDMI cable (vs. this RF cable) and plug that into an Elgato HD60. Let me know what you've got.

I have a DELL screen that doesnt have HDMI port, the only thing it has is VGA port. I think I need RF to VGA conversion cable. Just need a screen to display games

Hey Ethan, all RF Antenna connections are the same size/connector. The only different will be the part that connects to the system itself. The N64 can't use this SEGA cable, but there is a RF connector made for the N64.

Ha! It's definitely the RF Box, but the power supply does interfere with it. The shielding on the actual RF cable isn't strong enough to block out all the interference from all the outside sources, like the power supply or other devices near it. If you have Composite RCA available on your TV, I highly recommend using those cables instead, it will clear it up.

@@thegametrog thank you just ordered some!

True words indeed, but you'd be surprised how many questions I get!

I'm not sure if a Roku TV has a coaxial input for things like Direct TV or a Cable box (and a RF box). If not you should use the RCA connection is it has the Red, White, and Yellow inputs on the TV. I have a video for that type of connection also, and it's a better picture.

Agreed

@@thegametrog my tv just has RF or cable ports so I guess it's only option

Greetings Cringe, Although I've never tested it, the RF should work as they are the same connections. Also, the new RF units I sell work with both SEGA & Nintendo. I assume you've tried both channels 3 & 4? Do you see no change to the screen what-so-ever when you turn on the system (even a flicker like it's trying to do something?). All that being said, I have seen RF units go bad, but rarely. Are you sure your SEGA works? Also try a different game or clean it? Worst case is try buying a new RF, they are very inexpensive. And, if your tv allows for it, move up the an RCA Composite cable, the picture is much better. You can reach me from the Gametrog website if you need more help.

@@thegametrog it’s ok we got component cables

I’m trying to figure that out right now

Static would mean it's not getting any signal. Could be a bad RF box. Does your SEGA power light come on? You could also try channel 4. (make sure your switch on the back matches the channel).

I have the same issue both channels don’t work.

Nevermind I fixe dit

@@MrMonkeyJimmhow did you fix it

@@malpeezy89 I think I changed the channel to another one or something I completely forgot, or I changed the input to AV.

people who have tvs with only rf

Purests that's who.