Hi

[Yorkie]

By the way.
I've got several (mostly retro) projects online, along with my Electronics Kits, Pong-type TV games and Computers Collections (I need a bigger spare room!)- please feel free to have  a browse on my site...

http://searle.hostei.com/grant/index.html

Regards.

Grant

A belated Welcome to the forum Grant.

Excellent website - I noted your PW 'Tele Tennis' project and all the PCBs that you etched for it - quite a task.

I too built a PW Tele Tennis project in the late 1970s for our two sons, then aged about ten & 14. They were very popular with their chums who flocked to the house to have a play with it! However, as I recall, it only had one PCB and an LSI custom chip (AY???), which simplified construction enormously. It was built into quite a small console with a sloping front, and used two slider pots as hand controls, mounted in small ABS project boxes. My younger son still has it - probably up in his loft. I'll have to ask him to dig it out so I can take the lid off. As I recall, it had several game options.

Happy days!

[davegsm82]

I stumbled upon this when I was looking for information on a CK3400 clock chip from an Ebay purchase, has several AY-xxxx type TV game chips and details thereof.

http://www.wass.net/othermanuals/GI%20Mi...20Full.pdf

Dave.