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seymour-shabow@excite.com wrote:
> wow - they must take a beating in whatever mfg. used those.
I agree. I can't imagine them lasting very long. I wasn't sure if
maybe Atari used them because some of the target faces are hexagonal.
Of the latest batch of stuff I got in, there are some other obscure
parts.
I have a couple of boards for the rare Wico games (Af-tor and Big Top)
but I don't see any targets like these on any of the pictures of those
playfields.
I'm stumped!
How can I sell them on eBay for a penny if I don't know what the heck
they are!?
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Excellent! Thanks for the help!
Fred Kemper wrote:
> Atari games used them exclusively. EVERY
> switch on the earliest Atari games is a micro.
>
> Fred
> TX
> CARGPB#8
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> seymour-shabow@excite.com wrote:
> > wow - they must take a beating in whatever mfg. used those.
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I know you said old but Stern used them on recent games like "Austin
Powers". He used Happ control's own plastic cased targets which had
wee-little micro switches in them.
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