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Sirmo donor board

By Mjarrett1977

3 months ago



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    #1 3 months ago

    I'm in need of this pcb board for an old brussels bingo pinball machine. Can anybody help?

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    #2 3 months ago

    Have you checked with some of the german/french communities, they may know more about this?

    It's a fascinating board- has chips from AMD, NEC, and TI all over the place, and from back in the fascinating days of manufacturing silicon in places like:
    England
    Maylaysia
    Also that daughterboard is cute- this was a real money gambling machine in europe at one point right? Having the RNG on a complete daughterboard allowed you to swap rates etc or cheat.

    #3 3 months ago

    Also is this rare? It is not on IPDB and they do have new orleans there (it uses NO roms maybe?)

    Edit: it is listed here:
    https://bingo.cdyn.com/machines/wimi/old_brussels/
    It's the electronic version of bally nashville.

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