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content/museum/philips-odyssey-2001.md

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-  comments:
-  - author: Beetle Bailey (DK)
-    date: Sunday 24th November 2019
-    text: |-
-      My Odyssey has the original supply (marked Philips) , but it is also marked as an 18,6 Vdc supply and unloaded the voltage is a wooping 32Vdc !
-
-      Good thing there is an internal LM342 regulator but when that pops....well.....
-  - author: Scott Elliott (Oregon, USA)
-    date: Tuesday 23rd May 2017
-    text: |-
-      Here are a few subtle bonus features of this system, thanks to the National Semiconductor chip:\
-      \- To change the paddle size, move your paddle off the playfield and press the reset button. Each player can independently choose from 3 paddle sizes.\
-      \- When it is your turn to serve, the ball will be served from the location of your paddle.\
-      \- To pause a match between balls, move your paddle off the screen when it is your turn to serve. The game will wait until your paddle returns to the playfield.
-  - author: ronnie
-    date: Sunday 23rd January 2011
-    text: i bought one last year for 4 euros
-  - author: Nick
-    date: Tuesday 13rd July 2010
-    text: How much is this odyssey 2001 worth ?
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