Author Topic: LAH "Ripper" - kickback issues (F9 Fuse) & LHS Flipper  (Read 8263 times)

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Re: LAH "Ripper" - kickback issues (F9 Fuse) & LHS Flipper
« on: October 31, 2008, 07:17:00 PM »
You need to get the schematic for the game,  and locate what actually drives the coil.  Could be a short in either the CPU or PPB, check the transistors, pre driver transistors, diode and resistors in the circuit.

OK had a quick glance at the schematics, check Q1 on PPB and check Q13 and Q7 on the CPU.  These are the transistors that drive the coil.  Hope it helps.  LAH is a fun game to play.
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