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Quoted from bigguybbr:Iām not sure I buy into that. There is something with a grease like consistency packed into the socket that was oozing out.
It happens from time to time in early solid state games. The slime oozes mostly out of blue, green and black colored wires likely a reaction between the plastic insulator dye and the copper.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/stern-ali-green-goop#post-5271645
Quoted from shall:Am I missing it or is there no test point 8 on a SB-100? It see 1-7 and then 9.
Test point TP8 only exists on revision A SB100 sound boards which had the chime simulation circuit (used on earlier Stern games).
Trident revision C-1 sound boards don't have it (chime simulation was removed hence the empty realestate on the board).
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