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unidentified pcb?

By johng2611

5 years ago



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    #1 5 years ago
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    johng2611

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    hi,can anyone help with identifying this board,no branding on it.
    thanks
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    #2 5 years ago
     
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    ChrisHibler

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    I don’t have that one in the PinWiki. I’m guessing that it is a dual motor drive board. Just a guess.
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    #3 5 years ago
     
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    ChrisHibler

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    Is there at least a part number in it? That’s an OEM Williams Board.
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    #4 5 years ago
     
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    zaza

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    Looks like a stepper motor drive

    A-19043-1 who dunnit

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    #5 5 years ago
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    johng2611

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    Quoted from zaza:

    Looks like a stepper motor drive
    A-19043-1 who dunnit

    thanks mate,that looks like the one!

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    #6 5 years ago
     
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    zaza

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    Quoted from johng2611:

    thanks mate,that looks like the one!

    you're welcome

    Quoted from ChrisHibler:

    I don’t have that one in the PinWiki.

    I will take pictures next time I see a WhoDunnit.

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    #7 5 years ago
     
    ZAZ

    zaza

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    Quoted from zaza:

    I will take pictures next time I see a WhoDunnit.

    @chrishibler,
    It took some time but there they are.
    Socket for 339 is not standard

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    #8 5 years ago
     
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    pinballsp

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    8y 99,800 1,404 29

     
    Its a Bally Stepper Motor Board 5768-14303-03. Used for example in Who Dunnit Pinball Machine.
     

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