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Why and when did Williams change motor nameplate from 24 to 27 volts

By SteveinTexas

8 years ago


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    #3 8 years ago

    You'd have to dig around but I think the motor specs for each individual game are listed in the parts manuals.

    http://www.planetarypinball.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=BOOK

    #5 8 years ago

    Is this for Major League? I think you need motor 14A-7757 (50 cycle). Page 97 and 102.

    http://www.planetarypinball.com/reference/partsmanuals/WMS_Parts_1964/index.html#/109/zoomed

    #7 8 years ago

    Ok, that's good. Now you just need to know rpm. I wish I could help figure that out. Major League isn't that uncommon there has to be an owner that would be able to solve that mystery for you.

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