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Palladium - Tele-Match - 825/182
Sold by: Neckerman, Germany
Produced by: Palladium, Germany, 1977
Chip: AY-8500 Family (General Instruments)

Specifications

ON/OFF power switch
RESET button
SELECT GAME knob
BAT SIZE (small/large) switch
BALL SPEED (slow/fast) switch
ANGLE 40°/20° switch
SERVE switch (manual/auto)
detachable controllers (sliders with knob)
Built-in speaker
Black & White support
Ports: psu, gun
Light Pistol or Gun (optional)
PAL TV support
AC 9 volt or 6 x 1,5v batteries

Games

Tennis, Football,
Squash, Pelota(Solo)
Target, Shoot

English

German Pong system sold by Palladium (Neckerman) - model 825/182, sold in many countries under different labels. The version sold by Palladium was enhanced with a gun port on the back and the classic shooting games.

It is a black cased console with two remote controllers include sliders and speed-up button. This console is licensed by Magnavox (sticker on the bottom), the used materials are from high quality. Package included lightgun/pistol.

This model was also sold as

Atomic - TV Player 1 (modified paddles)
Mundelein - TELE-MATCH 4 Model 6600, (modified paddles) USA
Prinztronic - Tournament IV TV Game (UK)

Deutsch

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Museums Collection

Our collection includes: Console, detachable controllers (sliders with knob), original light pistol - we are looking for the original box and manual.

The console is tested, the controllers and pistol work reliable.

Any informations, inputs, contributions, descriptions or anything related to this Pong console will be greatly appreciated! Please contact us.

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