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In need of KKN-332 (or C-7800-332) coil

By drsfmd

3 years ago


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    #6 3 years ago
    Quoted from drsfmd:

    Thanks. I actually already purchased a G-33-2800. That post is incorrect. The ohms of the coil is correct, but the form factor is off-- the bobbin of the G-33-2800 is taller than the KKN-332. It might work in some applications, but it won't work in this one-- it won't even fit into the slot in the switch stack.
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    Edit: To add... shipping from Canada will be prohibitively expensive, if it's permissible at all right now. This coil was used on a ton of games, so I'm not sure why I'm having so much trouble finding one. Going to research and see if there's a Williams or Gottlieb equivalent that I might be able to substitute.

    Sorry for the misinformation. At least its out there now that it won't fit

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