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Uh, yep it's a 7800 serial number alright. :D

 

What exactly did you want analyzed about it?

 

Mitch

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Can one of you guys help me analyze my 7800's SN? It's...

 

72R4BRA17C5156846

 

 

It has the word BRA in it? ;) :D

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Uh, yep it's a 7800 serial number alright. :D  

 

What exactly did you want analyzed about it?

 

Mitch

 

I just want to know the manufacturing date, that's all.

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Hmm...  NOt only is it a BRA, but it's apparently a C cup!

 

Come on! Quit the clowning around and give the guy some support here!

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Hmm...  NOt only is it a BRA, but it's apparently a C cup!

 

Come on! Quit the clowning around and give the guy some support here!

 

:lol:

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Hmm...  NOt only is it a BRA, but it's apparently a C cup!

 

Come on! Quit the clowning around and give the guy some support here!

Why don't you help him, and keep me abreast of the situation?

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Hmm...  NOt only is it a BRA, but it's apparently a C cup!

 

Come on! Quit the clowning around and give the guy some support here!

Why don't you help him, and keep me abreast of the situation?

 

what a bunch of boobs....

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Hmm...  NOt only is it a BRA, but it's apparently a C cup!

 

Come on! Quit the clowning around and give the guy some support here!

Why don't you help him, and keep me abreast of the situation?

 

what a bunch of boobs....

 

For some reason Im hungry for mellons reading this thread?

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I have no idea how to get manufacturing date out of that, but a small font for the 72RB4 part means early manufacture, and a large font means later manufacture.

 

Early manufacture means socketed chips inside (good), and likely full 2600 compatibility with Supercharger games and games like Robot Tank (great!)

 

Later manufacture means soldered in chips (tougher to repair board) and less 2600 compatibility (no Robot Tank, no Supercharger).

 

I'm sure there could be exceptions to this, but this matched pair of possibilities, gives you the greatest possibility of satisfaction. Just firmly grab one of each of these possibilities in each hand, and have a taste, and see which one you prefer. :D

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