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Poppy - 9009
Sold by: n/a, Germany, 1977
Produced by: n/a
Chip: AY-8500

Specifications

ON/OFF power switch
BALL SPEED (slow/fast) switch
BAT SIZE (small/large) switch
ANGLE 40°/20° switch
SERVE switch (manual/auto)
GAME SELECT switch
RESET button
MANUAL SERVE button
detachable paddles
Built-in speaker
Black & White support
Ports: Video out, controller, psu
PAL TV support
AC 9 volt 100mA or 6 x 1,5v UM-3 batteries

Games

Tennis, Hockey
Squash, Handball

English

The Poppy - 9009 is a typical pong console with a small, flat design using the General Instruments AY-8500 Chip. Sold in Germany by several companies, this is the black version was sold by Poppy, Sanwa or Mustang. A white variant was sold by the Exclusiv Company. In the UK it was sold by Boots Audio as TG100 Television Game.

Deutsch

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Museums Collection

Our collection includes: Console, detachable external controllers. We are looking for an original box, manual and psu for the Poppy 9009.

The console is tested, the controllers work reliable.

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

PONG Console Priceguide

Related Links

www.pong-picture-page.de

Poppy Catalogue at
www.chris-hind.co.uk

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