Resurrecting a Sears Tele-Games Hockey Pong System

[@TheBlackCat_bln]

Thank you .... after all those years i got to see my first Video Console again... even after watching this short sequence at "hockey", i remember why i hated it: it was almost impossible to have fun with it, as the ball always went through the padels. to make it playable the 2 player games world need different paddle/ball colors for the 2 players on screen. so i endet up playing just the single player squash (as it was called).

[@X5Industries]

The terminal connections of the power plug were (from hole to end) negative, positive, and positive from battery pack. Inserting the plug disconnects the lead from the battery pack

[@mossman9000]

This makes so much more sense looking back! Thanks for the correction, that switching ability seems like a pretty clever design now that I understand it.

[@sagagamesclassicos]

estou criando um site pagina falando desse console eu posso colocar o link desse seu vídeo ?

[@markalbano1183]

Very cool! I just found my late grandfathers system, is there any converter to rca you know of out there that would allow you to hook up to a modern tv?

[@mossman9000]

Neat! I hope it still works! If your TV has a coax input, I recommend getting one of these: www.showmecables.com/f-type-male-to-rca-female-adapter?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgorAsY_-7AIVDvDACh2PlwRVEAQYFyABEgKcmPD_BwE Otherwise you may need to look into an analog to digital converter box, which unfortunately can be a bit pricier.

[@sagagamesclassicos]

muito bom o vídeo e difícil achar algo sobre esse console

[@SearsCool]

sears

[@hler8865]

Agreed