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In my experience with heavy sixers with the switch no switch problem i found, even on a new one i got yesterday, the hole was there ,on any that i have seen or had, on the right bottom lip of the console. For a while i thought there was no switch, until i took it apart, you cant see it through the hole at all unless you get a small flash light down in the hole and you have to use a little screw driver to get to it, but there it was. Now that is just in my experiences with the hole switch dilema. On some it might not be there at all, take it apart and look if you can.

In my experience with heavy sixers with the switch no switch problem i found, even on a new one i got yesterday, the hole was there ,on any that i have seen or had, on the right bottom lip of the console. For a while i thought there was no switch, until i took it apart, you cant see it through the hole at all unless you get a small flash light down in the hole and you have to use a little screw driver to get to it, but there it was. Now that is just in my experiences with the hole switch dilema. On some it might not be there at all, take it apart and look if you can.

WISH ME LUCK, TOMORROW I AM GOING TO A HUGE FLEA MARKET I HEARD ABOUT, WHERE A GUY HAS SEVERAL BOOTHS AND ONE OF THEM OVER FLOWING WITH OLD GAMEING STUFF REAL CHEEP, TONS OF ATARI GAMES I WAS TOLD, FROM A LADY WHO IS THERE EVERY WEEK!! COULD BE NOTHING , COULD BE THE MOTHER LOAD!!!

I over the last month stummbled on a atari game center with a brand new sunnyvale heavy sixer, PERFECT condition, looks like it was never touched. also 20 E-prom circuits-chips whatever they are called, all different games, with the e-prom cart( switch and socket)??? all in cases on foam pads. Allso a brand new in the box never been used or open rom scanner!! Will someone tell me what i have found, and some info on them, how much they might be worth or whatever.