High Speed
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Another option is to get a system 11B and stuff the missing sound parts in it. Then it will work for High Speed. Its not that much stuff nor anything top obsolete.
I dont have any right now, but i sold one about a year ago. So you can find one.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/for-sale-fs-system-11-11a-11b-11c-mpu-works-100
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sys 11 has to be the worst of the worst as far as fixing battery damage. Most boards orient the holder up and middle just ready to puke over the fine PIA traces, sound output plugs, display pull resistors, all sorts of important stuff. The traces are pretty delicate too.
Sys 11 with battery damage beyond the holder is typically rejected by me and I will do some roached out bally MPUs.
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