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Atari Pong System
Name: Atari Pong System
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 Atari Pong System.  Includes AC adapter and an Rf unit

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how many amps
115 out of 250 people found the following review helpful
by Bill Alexander 16 Aug 2007

Sorry, but I need info. How many amps did the power supply (which I'm trying to replace) provide for the Atari/Sears Pong. Thanks.

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The Correct Release date
83 out of 221 people found the following review helpful
by cyril 18 Apr 2007

The system was released in 75 by Sears and in 76 by Atari , and not in 74 !

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Dig Mine Up
103 out of 236 people found the following review helpful
by IceDragon 22 Mar 2007

I'll have to dig mine up but I think any standard 9V adapter from Radio Shack works well. Amperage is one of those things that systems only pull as much as they need. It's part of OHM's law in elelctronics. :)

You can also check how many amps a "D" size battery outputs and then mutiply that by 4 to get the total amount needed -- they worked on that as well.

Hope that helps,
IceDragon

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