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How can I tel if my 2600 is a SUNNILVILLE when the bottom lable is not present??? :sad:

 

Its HEAVY it has the rounded edges and the shielding is present because when I bought it in 1998 I opened just to find the the shielding and a reciept for a repair made in '83!! I cleaned the console and left the sticker inside!! :D

 

Ive heard that there is a number on the console where is it located?? :sad:

 

can some one take a pic of their sunnivile showing the location of the number?? :D

 

THANKS!! :D :D

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All I know is that if it has the rounded edges, it's a heavy sixer. The later six-switch systems were shaped like the four-switch systems. I'm guessing you have a Sunnyville model, though I can't help you with the number.

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From what you described, I'm pretty sure it's a Sunnyvale model. I think they stopped using the rounded bottom when they moved the production.

 

--Zero

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I just picked up a Sunnyvale TODAY! The serial number is on the TAG as well.

 

If the label is not there, then the best way to tell is by the moulding (which fools me, I need the tag). AA has some nice pics of the moulding to show you the diff in the Hardware section of the 2600 area.

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