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for sale
Bally AS-2978-3 is the E-1000 mpu board.
unstested...
dont have a machine to put them in to test...
came with a lot of machines i picked up..
pm me
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That board should have a ram board on it .... do you have one to go with that board?
Dave F
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also missing the cpu 2650
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True ... is that the program or personality chip. I know it needs both... not sure exactly how they all work. Still really new to the E machines.... but getting a hell of an education with the help of Yall on NLG .... I love being here. :dancing_2:
Dave F
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yep sure is..
Yes it is missing all the chips in the board.
that is the way i got it..
thats why i all was post pics of what i have so you can see it first..
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ok ... since it is missing these items ... what do you want for it ... really. It will not work at all without a ram board... the chips can be burned to match the machine, but without the ram board.... its missing the major component of the board, besides the program... which I have mentioned... can be burned. The ram board needs to be there for it to function. If I am misinformed ... more than glad to be enlightened on this.
Dave F
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True ... is that the program or personality chip. I know it needs both... not sure exactly how they all work. Still really new to the E machines.... but getting a hell of an education with the help of Yall on NLG .... I love being here. :dancing_2:
Dave F
The 4 empty black 24 pin sockets are where the game software eproms go, I guess they would be called the Personality eproms. I think they are 2kx8 size, like a 2516 or 2716 eprom maybe. Not all 4 sockets are used by some games. The larger 40 pin black socket is where the 2650 cpu chip goes. At the top corners of the board are a couple of green sockets, these are not for chips, they are for ribbon cables that connect the mpu board to other boards in the machine, like the I/O board.
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The Ram board goes here ... did you get one with all the stuff you picked up?