website/content/museum/hanimex-666.md

title, categories, params

title	categories	params
Hanimex 666	Pongs	name company company_name tabs photos emulators links comments related oc_id source 666 /companies/hanimex Hanimex photos emulators links title subtitle text image INSIDE null title subtitle text image BOX null title url platform text www.pong-story.com http://www.pong-story.com/pcpong.htm Multiplatform Several pong emulators (simulators) presented here title url text Web Wiz CAPTCHA http://www.webwizcaptcha.com author date text Ruben B. (Spain) Wednesday 25th January 2023 I think -p means positive video, France used positive video modulation, I''ve a Pong console made in Honk Kong or the like but designed for the French market and it has a RF modulator circuit that gives positive video too. author date text SWEEPER_92 (England) Wednesday 14th March 2018 Just broke out my dad''s old Hanimex 666s-n earlier today. Hasn''t been played in ~50 years. It was sitting in a box in the garage along with other things collecting so much tust and flys and dirt in that open top boxs, I had no idea if it would work. I always misstook it for a power tool. Well let me tell you, it works like a dream! Me and my dad played a couple of rounds of tennis and to tell the truth, I can''t remember having this much fun with my dad ever. Fantastic little relick! I adore it. author date text Johnathan Rivera (USA) Sunday 7th January 2018 More like "The Pong of the Anti-Christ". author date text Bartimaus (U.S.A.) Monday 6th February 2017 Ha-Ha? author date text PeriSoft (Ithaca, NY) Saturday 24th March 2007 Oh no! It's the pong of the beast! /museum/a10-telespiel-9010 /museum/alex-video-spiel-tg-621 /museum/apf-match /museum/apf-tv-fun-model-401 /museum/audiosonic-pp-800 /museum/bentley-compu-vision /museum/blaupunkt-tv-action /museum/coleco-telstar-alpha-model-6030 /museum/conic-tv-sports-tg-621 /museum/conic-tvg-209 /museum/dms-telesports-mini /museum/grandstand-t-v-game-model-3000 /museum/hanimex-7771 /museum/hanimex-t-338 /museum/intel-germany-super-tele-sport-d-688-36 /museum/interton-video-2400 /museum/jostykit-multi-tv-game-hf-344 /museum/magiclick-teleclick /museum/match-sd-01c /museum/mbo-tele-ball /museum/mbo-tele-ball-ii /museum/mbo-tele-ball-iii /museum/mentor-sport-tg-20 /museum/novoton-tj-141 /museum/novoton-video-sports /museum/playtech-telesport /museum/polistil-v-g-2 /museum/r-f-t-bss-01-bildschirmspiel-01 /museum/radofin-electronics-limited-tele-sports /museum/riva-t-800c /museum/roberts-paddle-iv /museum/roberts-rally-iv /museum/sands-3000 /museum/societe-occitane-d-electronique-oc-4 /museum/sonolor-telematch /museum/sportron-101u /museum/superlectron-tv-challenger-series-3000-tvc-3000 /museum/tele-flip-paris-video-sport-fy-707 /museum/thomson-jv1t /museum/ultrasound-tele-sports /museum/ultrasound-tv-9010 /museum/universum-tv-multi-spiel-handheld /museum/universum-tv-spiel-1004 682 url date https://web.archive.org/web/20230601224156/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=682 2023-06-01

This is a handheld pong. The biggest paddle includes the system hardware. The second one wich is smaller (1/3 of the system size) is attached to the first one but can be detached. Thus, this is a real portable and easy to carry pong system.

The 666s and 666t seem to be similar in every ways apart from their color: the 666s is blue while the 666t is green.

Note that there is a french version of the 666s called the 666s-p (P for PAL ?) while the 666s-n is the english version. Both are blue and absolutely similar, except for the writings which are in french on the french model...

The model 677 is the same system with two shooting games.