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2600 heavy in a light case

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Got this on Craigslist for $30. Came with some games a set of paddles and a video touch pad controller, with box.

I have heard reports of this. I opened the case of a 6 switch with the angles and found the guts of a heavy inside.

Is this kinda rare?

Does this qualify to register on the official heavy sixer serial thread?

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Looks like a typical light-sixer imo. What makes you think the internals are from a heavy sixer?

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Oh Nevermind. I must have been mistaken. I was under the impression that if it had the heavy shielding it woulld be a heavy sixer. Forgot the circuits are different.

 

Yes, there is a channel select switch with a hole on the bottom of case.

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Found this on Wikipedia. The picture caption is entitled, "internals of a heavy sixer." Looks similar to mine.

 

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Guess I am a little confused, I never saw the insides of a light sixer, I assumed it would be similar to a 4 switch.

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Insides of Heavy Sixers and Light Sixers are mostly identical; the case is the difference. Some Heavy Sixers have no channel select switch (like the boardset shown above), but many do have it (thus there are actually two different Heavy Sixer case bottom styles -- one with the channel switch hole, and the earlier one which has matching vent slots on both sides). I don't remember if there are NTSC Light Sixers without the channel switch, but I think not.

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