More old pinball PCBs Bally,Bally Midway, Williams
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The top 2 should be useful to somebody.
Looks like a sound board and a power board from a late 70s / early 80s Williams.
Looks like a sound board and a power board from a late 70s / early 80s Williams.
2nd picture:
bally rectifier board from early 80's games like flash gordon,centaur,elektra ect........
bally aux lamp driver from games of the same era
next 5 boards are lamp driver boards they fit most games from 1978-1982
next 3 boards are bally mpu boards from the same era
next picture is a bally solenoid driver board,again from the same era of machines
bottom picture in not to sure
bally rectifier board from early 80's games like flash gordon,centaur,elektra ect........
bally aux lamp driver from games of the same era
next 5 boards are lamp driver boards they fit most games from 1978-1982
next 3 boards are bally mpu boards from the same era
next picture is a bally solenoid driver board,again from the same era of machines
bottom picture in not to sure
Agree with above
most of the Bally lamp driver boards can be used on Stern pinballs of the same era too as they match completely for pin outs and components , just a different colour board green / beige / occasionally blue
also the pcb fuse holder blades (which break or go weak) and Bridge rectifiers on the power/fuse pcb can usually be used on other makes too especially if the pcb holes line up ( or fly-lead them if desperate and just fit a heatsink plate which can be used to secure them inside the cabinet )
most of the Bally lamp driver boards can be used on Stern pinballs of the same era too as they match completely for pin outs and components , just a different colour board green / beige / occasionally blue
also the pcb fuse holder blades (which break or go weak) and Bridge rectifiers on the power/fuse pcb can usually be used on other makes too especially if the pcb holes line up ( or fly-lead them if desperate and just fit a heatsink plate which can be used to secure them inside the cabinet )