(Topic ID: 191079)

Stern reliability: S.A.M. vs SPIKE

By halflip87

6 years ago


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    “Which system is more reliable and repair friendly?”

    • S.A.M. 176 votes
      90%
    • Spike 20 votes
      10%

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    #78 6 years ago

    I have multiplie spike games with 50k+ games and Sam games with 95k+ games. Both are reliable systems. Transistors on the node boards are through hole and can be replaced just like on Sam games.

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