\r<br>Watch our product feature video for a Electronic Battleship Difference Between 77 and 82.\r<br>\r<br>Visit us online ▶ \r<br>\r<br>\r<br>If you are trying to determine which game board you have because your box is missing, here is a handy guide up to the 1989 version\r<br>\r<br>1977 and 1979 (non talking)\r<br>\r<br>1. The lettering near the on/off and the load/go switches is white\r<br>2. The battery section requires 2 - 9 volt batteries\r<br>3. There is no code book\r<br>4. Red plastic window is darker and the bulb is out of view\r<br>\r<br>1982 (non talking)\r<br>\r<br>1. The lettering near the on/off and the load/go switches is NOT white\r<br>2. The battery section requires 4 - AA batteries\r<br>3. There was an orange code book\r<br>4. Red plastic window is textured (on the back) and you can see the light bulb\r<br>\r<br>1989 (talking battleship)\r<br>\r<br>1. This has a different game board - layout and black code book.\r<br>▶▶ Follow Us ◀◀\r<br>TWITTER \r<br>FACEBOOK \r<br>INSTAGRAM \r<br>GOOGLE+ \r<br>PINTEREST \r<br>LPS WEBSITE \r<br>\r<br>\r<br>▶▶ About Us ◀◀\r<br>Lucky Penny Shop is a family-friendly YouTube channel that features videos of kids food maker sets, new & vintage toys and candy from around the world! With 1,000s of videos on our channel, theres something for everyone to enjoy!
