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If your machine is like mine, the 3 pin female plug near the power supply is a spare DC power output for use with whatever mods that you might want to add. So, it normally has nothing connected to it unless you add something extra.
Quoted from Dent00:If your machine is like mine, the 3 pin female plug near the power supply is a spare DC power output for use with whatever mods that you might want to add. So, it normally has nothing connected to it unless you add something extra.
Some people want to add several mods and get a splitter board like this one (see link):
https://www.pinballlife.com/power-tap-and-8-way-power-splitter-board-for-williamsbally-wpc-95-pinball-machines.html
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