Crazymoon67

All original is not modded not recapped but congrats!

Hi i see the list from Crossbow i am very limited as to how much i can enter but ill pick out the majors and have them up the 1st week of April. I will be updating the list every month so you should see it in a few weeks. I am just getting the jist of the Spread sheet and how everything works on here but so far i have fixed alot of errors on the list its not 100% yet but much more accurate. Also the title "The Serial number timeline" will be put back to Toymailmans i just did a quick title as im learning and it was to late to change it last month but again thanks for the info, Crazymoon67

hi thanks for the submission the Mods are ? more details on the work are needed like a Comp or S-Video? also can you see the first ink number on your serial #? im having an issue reading it. thank you Crazymoon67

Recently i found a 1st week of production power supply (2184) for the EP #293

This one was on the list but now is gone not sure what happened so here it is again. Its a CIB with all the packaging.

Recent addition to my Pro System collection is this August of 1988 unit It still has the plastic protector on its shielding and there is no export.

This is the EL Paso 7800 #293 PCB before the clean up and wires were removed from the power jack.

? no opening does not alter anything mine is 100% original and clean inside and out and on display under a clear case,

No i wish someone actually soldered a power supply on to it luckily i was able to get it off with no damage to the PCB i wil be looking for the same one you have mine being number 293 i would think thats a 1st week unless theres a 20 my PCB is stamped 21 -84 did you open this to clean it out yet? if so check the solder side right corner i believe for the date stamp.

congrats very nice!... what is the date on that power supply 21 84?

*About this unit -MFG Sunny Vale Ca 10/11-17 1982 W PRC/Warranty card manual CIB

congrats this was probably stored in a warehouse till the 1986 launch they got stickers put on front and back deleting any mention of a computer add on but check the PCB solder side for actual week of mfg they may have continued making them into 1985 there is a difference between making them and just assembling them i think if i had to guess everything after some point in 1984 was just an assembled date from stock until 1986 and the Rev A production began but this is my opinion only.

A1 on a 7800 7= the year 5 = the month your PCB will have a dated ink stamp on the solder side also check the IC dates.

If there doing the A1 serial numbers like the 7800 its May of 1987? thats a super late system those Pcb's are probably the ones Best Electronics has left over from Atari they sell now.

Hi it looks like they added the box to there console wich is perfectly acceptable because there is no serial number on the boxes of 5200s