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Did you try asking B&C? They might have all of them. Mitch
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How much amps does it put out? Mitch
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All of the early Pong machine's were 5.5 Volts. Only the last couple of them used the 2600 style 9 Volt power supply. I want to say it was Stunt Cycle and Video Pinball that used the 9 Volt power supply. Mitch
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I have one of those. They are somewhat uncommon but not super rare. Mitch
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You should be able to edit it now. Mitch
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You should be able to edit it now. Mitch
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It also mentioned in the WIP 7800 service manual. Mitch
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It is the 7800 color bars program. My cart of it looks slightly different. Mitch
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Cool! Finally getting back to some of the 7800 protos that have been out for a while like Desert Falcon and Impossible Mission? Mitch
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Sure, go for it. Let me know if you want any more pics. I will probably pack up my Atari lab stuff back up soon. Mitch
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Photo from the original 7800 press kit seems relevant here. Mitch
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Philsan, I would love to have a few pictures to add to the Atari monitor page. http://www.atari7800.org/monitor.htm Mitch
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As far as I am aware, all PAL 7800s have the universal bios with built in Asteroids. I have yet to see a confirmed case where a PAL 7800 has a different bios. Mitch