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Quoted from KenLayton:If I recall correctly, that was done to keep the 555 feature lamps from burning out very quickly.
That was very common, but this looks like an operator bridge replacement.
The feature lamp mod only used half of the bridge to drop the voltage enough to take stress off the lamps and didn’t involve the cement resistor.
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