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Yep, have about 15 more. Played some Night Stalker last night. Used to love that game as as a kid

Hey just thought I'd let you guys know, things worked out better than expected. Turns out the guy said he didn't have the rf, but he had the 'switch box' cable. lol Already having the rf adapter, I fired it up and it works perfect. Boxes and overlays in beautiful condition, much better than my boxes which are unfortunately flattened. Games I got Astromash Lock 'n Chase (had these two already, two of my favs in fact but no big deal) Triple Threat Poker and Blackjack Sub Hunt Beauty and the Beast It's amazing how things work out. Was getting a headache trying to figure out what I could do to replace the AC adapter for the Intellivision 2. My friend (same one who stumbled across this one while at a customer's house fixing his cable) said he could splice pieces to try to make one work. I told him not to bother I'll just wait and maybe something will turn up. Less than two weeks later and this fell in to my lap. He said he was there working on his cable and saw his NES collection. he told the guy how his friend (me) was into retro games and the guy told him (without my friend asking) he had an intellivision in a box in his attic he was trying to sell for $25. What luck

There's no switch box but I have a few laying around. I didn't think I'd need one if I use the coaxial adapter, which I should have pointed out I have for my 2600. Am I wrong?

Hey guys I have a quick question... So I have an old Intellivision 2, and surprise, surprise I can't find the AC Adapter. After doing some research, I've discovered how hard they are to come by. Now, my friend called me telling me that he knows someone with an Intellivision model 1 with 6 games, but no RF Adapter that he would sell for $25. What I am wondering is if my Intellivision 2 RF cable will fit in an Intellvision 1 system, or will I need to track down one specifically for the Intellivision 1. thanks.