Trying to cross a transistor

[pinballtom264]

Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an X16A 5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does anybody have an idea of what this crosses to?

[GPE]

Do you have a copy of the schematics that you can put on line?

Ed


"pinballtom264" wrote in message news:73060404-2cfd-4376-954f-***@googlegroups.com...

Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an X16A
5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does anybody have
an idea of what this crosses to?

[Ken Layton]

Post by pinballtom264
Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an X16A 5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does anybody have an idea of what this crosses to?

Sounds like a Chicago Coin part number.

[John Robertson]

Post by pinballtom264
Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an X16A 5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does anybody have an idea of what this crosses to?

Might be germanium due to the age - I may have them in stock - which
game is it for?

Interesting that there was a search for the same part number back in
2003 with no apparent resolution...

John :-#)#

[pinballtom264]

It's for a CC Home Run I don't think it's a CC part number as far as I can tell that's the number on the actuall part I"m going to pull one off the board to get a better look

[seymour.shabow]

Post by pinballtom264
It's for a CC Home Run I don't think it's a CC part number as far as
I can tell that's the number on the actuall part I"m going to pull
one off the board to get a better look

Buy enough of a part and the manufacturer will put any # you want on
them. Both Willams and Bally did this, for instance.

[pinnut]

Post by seymour.shabow

Post by pinballtom264
It's for a CC Home Run I don't think it's a CC part number as far as
I can tell that's the number on the actuall part I"m going to pull
one off the board to get a better look

Buy enough of a part and the manufacturer will put any # you want on
them. Both Willams and Bally did this, for instance.

i have a CC mini baseball, the card has the same transistors. one of them is a replacement, C546B . if you google that #, lots of hits for it, datasheets and suppliers.

mike

[Thomas Walker]

Post by seymour.shabow

Post by pinballtom264
It's for a CC Home Run I don't think it's a CC part number as far as
I can tell that's the number on the actuall part I"m going to pull
one off the board to get a better look

Buy enough of a part and the manufacturer will put any # you want on
them. Both Willams and Bally did this, for instance.

i have a CC mini baseball, the card has the same transistors. one of them is a replacement, C546B . if you google that #, lots of hits for it, datasheets and suppliers.
mike

The pinout of the C546B does not agree with the original CC part number X16A5332, so are the legs on the C546B twisted to match the collector, base, emitter of a X16A5332?

[John Robertson]

Post by John Robertson

Post by pinballtom264
Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an
X16A 5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does
anybody have an idea of what this crosses to?

Might be germanium due to the age - I may have them in stock - which
game is it for?
Interesting that there was a search for the same part number back in
2003 with no apparent resolution...
John :-#)#

I don't have those in my stock. However Mike found a C546B acting as a
replacement in his Mini Baseball PCB so you can try that or perhaps a
PN2222A (2N2222 in plastic).

Watch the pinout though!

John :-#)#

[pinballtom264]

Post by John Robertson

Post by John Robertson

Post by pinballtom264
Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an
X16A 5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does
anybody have an idea of what this crosses to?

Might be germanium due to the age - I may have them in stock - which
game is it for?
Interesting that there was a search for the same part number back in
2003 with no apparent resolution...
John :-#)#

I don't have those in my stock. However Mike found a C546B acting as a
replacement in his Mini Baseball PCB so you can try that or perhaps a
PN2222A (2N2222 in plastic).
Watch the pinout though!
John :-#)#
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Thanks guys I now have some on order I'll let you know what happens.

[pinballtom264]

Post by pinballtom264
Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an X16A 5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does anybody have an idea of what this crosses to?

Ed I sent you an email with the schematics.

[pinnut]

did you ever get that card working?

[Thomas Walker]

Post by pinballtom264
Working on a sound board for a CC baseball game and I need to cross an X16A 5332 transistor there are around 8 of these on the board does anybody have an idea of what this crosses to?

What did you come up with for the cross to a X16A5332?