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Theatre of Magic
Bally, 1995Trying to trouble shoot an outlane eddy board for a theatre of magic, anyone know of a replacement chip for the 8 pin proximity sensor - TDA0161DP, these seem to be hard to find.
I know you can replace the entire board, but I'm 90% sure its the chip, and everything else is easily replaceable.
http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/A-18543-1 - board
Thanks
Ken
I'm sure I have.
It's hit or miss with most Chinese suppliers.
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Quoted from fusion301:Anyone ever buy anything from utsource.net?
Utsource sells remarks, but they do a good job on the recycling. Everything I have got from them works and they ship it well in antistatic packaging.
While you are working on this board, I've found that there are two ceramic caps that work in some kind of controlled "ring back" loop. That's what I call it anyway. The value of those caps doesn't have to be precise, but they do have to be the same.
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Well I rebuilt all the components on the Eddy sensor board (except the resistors) including the new chip, POT etc., and the board is working as it should again. You can rebuild this board entirely for about 10-15 bucks, TDA0161DP chip will come from china however - end up being about $5 a piece.
utsource.net - gets my full approval for china made chips that you can not get in the USA.
http://www.utsource.net/ic-datasheet/TDA0161DP-349707.html
Quoted from fusion301:Well I rebuilt all the components on the Eddy sensor board (except the resistors) including the new chip, POT etc., and the board is working as it should again. You can rebuild this board entirely for about 10-15 bucks, TDA0161DP chip will come from china however - end up being about $5 a piece.
utsource.net - gets my full approval for china made chips that you can not get in the USA.
http://www.utsource.net/ic-datasheet/TDA0161DP-349707.html
Could you give more details on what you replaced besides the chip? Diodes? Pot? Mind started acting up and looks like I'll have to repair it as none are available as far as I can find. I emailed pinbits to see if they would have the auto adjusting ones again.
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