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4050 needed on early Bally lamp driver board?

By slochar

3 years ago



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    #3 3 years ago

    I think I would leave the 4050 in there.
    Way back when these boards were made - the 4514's were dirt cheap and adding an output driver which provides a layer of protection to them had little return.
    Today - 4514's are obsolete and getting expensive.
    Add that 4050, it has a chance that it may protect the 4514 in the event of a catastrophe.

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