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RMD002 | Atari 2600 RMD002 | Atari 2600 This accession includes 12 items. Atari 2600 Atari Power Adaptor Atari Power Adaptor Box Switch Box Atari 2600 Joystick Atari 2600 Joystick Split Stereo 3.5mm Audio Cable DIN-5 to two 3.5mm Audio Cable Combat Atari 2600 Video Computer System Owner’s Manual Atari 2600 Limited 90-Day Warranty Atari 2600 Video Computer System Box ATARI 2600 Product Name Atari 2600 Item Number 00018 Classification Hardware Type Gaming Console Atari Video Computer System, Folksonomies Atari VCS, Vader Region NTSC Manufacturer Atari Manufacturing Location Taiwan Model Number CX2600 CR Serial Number AT840711301 Year 1984 Footprint in Use (w x d x h, 34.6 x 23.1 x 9.2 cm) Cable Length (cm) 305 Materials, Color Plastic, black Atari 2600 Video Computer Packaging System Box Power DC Voltage (V) 9 Amperage (mAmps) 500 Button (Game Select), Button (Reset), Switch (Power On/Off), Switch (TV Type Color/BW), Inputs Switch (Left Difficulty A/B), Switch (Right Difficulty A/B), Switch (Channel Select A/B) Connections (In) Power, 2 DE-9 Connections (Out) RCA (RF) Intended Compatibility Atari 2600 ROM Cartridge Atari Power Adaptor Product Name Atari Power Adaptor Item Number 00019 Classification Peripheral Type Power Supply Folksonomies AC Adaptor Region NTSC Manufacturer Atari Manufacturing Location Taiwan Model Number CX261 Serial Number C016353 Year 1981 Footprint in Use (w x d x h, cm) 5.0 x 4.0 x 5.8 Cable Length (cm) 488 Materials, Color Plastic, black Packaging Atari Power Adaptor Box Power DC Voltage (V) 9 Amperage (mAmps) 500 Connections (In) Prongs (AC) Connections (Out) Power Intended Compatibility Atari 2600 Atari Power Adaptor Box Product Name Atari Power Adaptor Box Item Number 00020 Classification Packaging Type Box Folksonomies AC Adaptor Box Manufacturer Atari Manufacturing Location Taiwan Year 1981 Footprint in Use (w x d x h, cm) 8.9 x 5.1 x 8.9 Materials, Color Cardboard, black and white Atari 2600 Video Computer Packaging System Box Switch Box Product Name Switch Box Item Number 00021 Classification Peripheral Type Other Region NTSC Manufacturer Atari Manufacturing Location Taiwan Serial Number CA010112 Footprint in Use (w x d x h, cm) 6.5 x 7.5 x 2.5 Cable Length (cm) 10 Materials, Color Steel, gray Atari 2600 Video Computer Packaging System Box Inputs Switch (Game/TV) Connections (In) RCA (RF), Twin-Lead (RF) Screw Terminals (RF), Connections (Out) Coaxial (RF) Intended Compatibility Atari 2600 Atari 2600 Joystick Product Name Atari 2600 Joystick Item Number 00022 Classification Peripheral Type Controller Folksonomies Controller, Remote Controller Manufacturer Atari Model Number CX40 C012107X (top) CO17025 (board) Serial Number C012108-T (bottom) Footprint in Use (w x d x h, 8.9 x 9.2 x 12.0 cm) Cable Length (cm) 122 Materials, Color Plastic, black Atari 2600 Video Computer Packaging System Box Inputs Button, Joystick Connections (In) N/A Connections (Out) DE-9 Intended Compatibility Atari 2600 First of two controllers in Notes the box. Atari 2600 Joystick Product Name Atari 2600 Joystick Item Number 00023 Classification Peripheral Type Controller Folksonomies Controller, Remote Controller Manufacturer Atari Model Number CX40 C012107X (top) CO17025 (board) Serial Number C012108-T (bottom) Footprint in Use (w x d x h, 8.9 x 9.2 x 12.0 cm) Cable Length (cm) 122 Materials, Color Plastic, black Atari 2600 Video Computer Packaging System Box Inputs Button, Joystick Connections (In) N/A Connections (Out) DE-9 Intended Compatibility Atari 2600 Second of two controllers in Notes the box. Split Stereo 3.5mm Audio Cable Product Name Split Stereo 3.5mm Audio Cable Item Number 00027 Classification Peripheral Type Cable Cable Length (cm) 61 Materials, Color Black and red Packaging Atari 2600 Video Computer System Box Connections (In) 2 3.5 mm Audio Connections (Out) 2 3.5 mm Audio No obvious connnection with materials in box, but we have determined that it is Notes likely intended for use with the Spectravideo CompuMate keyboard (RMD047). DIN-5 to Two 3.5 mm Audio Product Name DIN-5 to Two 3.5 mm Audio Item Number 00028 Classification Peripheral Type Cable Cable Length (cm) 109 Materials, Color Black Packaging Atari 2600 Video Computer System Box Connections (In) DIN-5 Connections (Out) 2 3.5 mm Audio Combat Product Name Combat Item Number 00026 Classification Software Type Physical Format Atari 2600 Cartridge (NTSC) Publisher Atari Developer Atari Model Number CX-2601 Footprint in Use (w x d x 8.1 x 1.9 x 8.7 h, cm) Materials, Color Plastic, black Atari 2600 Video Computer System Packaging Box Intended Compatibility Atari 2600 Number of Players 1-2 Language English Missing small game label. Label says: “1-5 Tank, 6-9 Tank-Pong, Notes 10-14 Invisible-Tank, 15-20 Biplane, 21-27 Jet-Fighter;” “Use with Joystick Controllers.” Atari 2600 Video Computer System Owner’s Manual Atari 2600 Video Computer System Product Name Owner’s Manual Item Number 00027 Classification Printed Matter Type Owner’s Manual Atari 2600 Instruction Manual, Folksonomies Manuel d’instruction Publisher Atari Manufacturing Location Taiwan Year 1984 Footprint in Use (w x d x 12.7 x 17.8 h, cm) Materials, Color Paper, black and white Atari 2600 Video Computer System Packaging Box Language English and French ISBN/Identifying Number C025904-001-REV-A Atari 2600 Limited 90-Day Warranty Product Name Atari 2600 Limited 90-Day Warranty Item Number 00028 Classification Printed Matter Type Warranty Publisher Atari Manufacturing Location Taiwan Year 1984 Footprint in Use (w x d x 38.1 x 17.8 h, cm) Materials, Color Cardstock, black and white Atari 2600 Video Computer System Packaging Box Language English and French ISBN/Identifying Number C025906-001-REV-A Folds down to 1/3 length. Designed for Canadian region. Contains Notes business reply mail to Irwin Electronics in Toronto, Ontario. Atari 2600 Video Computer System Box Atari 2600 Video Computer System Product Name Box Item Number 00029 Classification Packaging Type Box Folksonomies Atari 2600 Box, Carton Manufacturer Atari Year 1984 Footprint in Use (w x d x 35.6 x 34.3 x 10.2 h, cm) Materials, Color Cardboard, color Language English Water damage on the top of the box. Contains two plastic bags Notes and one cardboard insert. Box is for the “Vader” model..
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