Christmas and Atari 2600 console power

Greetings programs!

Was at a Christmas celebration today (long story, don't ask).
Before things got started, someone handed me a bag and asked
if I wanted them. "Them" turned out to be two Atari 2600
consoles. I have a few 2600 games (the Atari 5200 is my
system of choice), so I can test them with those.
Unfortunately, they didn't come with power cables, so can
anyone tell me what voltages/milliamps they require?

I am also open to trades if anyone is interested in these,
but clearly I have no clue if they work. I can always use
more Atari 5200 stuff (see my site below). :>

http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/hills/2408/atari.htm

Scott C.

Scott Caldwell wrote:
> Greetings programs!
>
> Was at a Christmas celebration today (long story, don't ask).
> Before things got started, someone handed me a bag and asked
> if I wanted them. "Them" turned out to be two Atari 2600
> consoles. I have a few 2600 games (the Atari 5200 is my
> system of choice), so I can test them with those.
> Unfortunately, they didn't come with power cables, so can
> anyone tell me what voltages/milliamps they require?
>
> I am also open to trades if anyone is interested in these,
> but clearly I have no clue if they work. I can always use
> more Atari 5200 stuff (see my site below). :>
>
> http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/hills/2408/atari.htm
>
> Scott C.
I actually have one of these power bricks for the 2600 (actually,
a "genuine Atari replacement part" it sez on the box).
It is 9vdc 500mA - @ + and it is used with models CX-2000/2600.
Part number CO16353 1683. Model #CX261.

Ironically I don't have a 2600 (I use an Atari 7800 when I
get itchin' for some 2600 action); I picked this up at a thrift
store, in case I ever found a 2600...