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Chip substitues

By rushfan

8 years ago



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    #1 8 years ago
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    rushfan

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    11y 32,050 94 8

    Hi all.

    I have a non working bally aux lamp driver, part number AS-2518-43 and all things are pointing at the chips.

    Chip numbers are 4555BPC, requires 2 and Motorolla MC14013B for 1

    Any one carry these or a substitute?

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    #2 8 years ago
     
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    ForceFlow

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    9y 238K 31,363 268 14

    Greatplainselectronics.com carries both. Bigdaddy-enterprises.com probably carries them as well, but I didn't check to verify.

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    #3 8 years ago
     
    GPE

    G-P-E

    GPE

    US Omaha, NE

    13y 76,800 2,778 4

    Search using the base number -- 4555 and 4013
    Both are still readily available.

    Ed

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