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I bought a few Led's to try in my Pinbot pop bumpers. I discovered two of them had the expected 44's, but one has a 555. I did not buy any 555 Led's. Should I change the one back to original, or change the other two out to the 555 sockets, and order some more Led's? I can't find a good part number for the original 44 socket.
Thanks
Quoted from SealClubber:Seems it would be easier to buy one 555 bulb.
Yea, you are probably right. I was just stuck on needing them to all be the same, I guess that is not necessary.
Quoted from vid1900:I'm with Seal on this one, just buy one bulb.
But if you are going to replace the socket, you might as well rebuild the mech so you get top performance while you are in there:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/vids-guide-to-rebuilding-pop-bumpers
I agree, may save that for a later project. I read your guide, excellent job!
Quoted from KenLayton:Use either of these part numbers for the 44 bayonet base bulb sockets:
Bally E120-25
Gottlieb 131
Pinball Resource has them:
http://www.pbresource.com/sockets.html
Thanks for the part numbers. I have to order a few to have around.
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