Electronic Component Replacement Lists:
For many folks, the most difficult part of any restoration project is repairing the circuit boards. Aside from troubleshooting the circuitry, the next challenge is purchasing the required components. The hardest part of doing that is simply figuring out the part numbers. The art of determining exactly what to buy and where to buy it is called sourcing. Over the years, I have been relatively proficient at this task. My lists are going to be limited to those games in my collection that I've repaired and/or restored.
Location
Part Type
Value
Manufacturer / Number
Supplier / Number
Comments
C1, C4, C12
capacitor, elect, axial
470 uF, 25V
Vishay,
2222 021 36471Digikey,
4037PHCT-ND
C13
capacitor, elect, axial
1000 uF, 25V
Vishay BC Comp,
2222 021 16102Digikey,
4040PHBK-ND
C9, C10
capacitor, elect, axial
3300 uF, 40V
Vishay,
2222 021 17332Digikey,
4059PHBK-ND-alternate use 35V min
R29, R30
resistor, metal film, 2W, 5% axial
10 ohm
Vishay,
PR02000201009JR500Digikey,
PPC10W-2CT-ND-If burnt, check for bad edge connector pins or board contacts. For R29, check +5V connection. For R30 check ground connection.
-1/2 W minQ1
IC, voltage regulator, TO-99 can
LM305
LM305
Bob Roberts,
LM3058-pin can, UA305HC (Fairchild?)
LM305H (National?)Q2
transistor, PNP, 7A, 70V, TO-220
2N6107
On Semi,
2N6107GDigikey,
2N6107GOS-ND
Q3
transistor, NPN, 60V,15A, TO-3
2N3055
STMicro,
2N3055Digikey,
497-2612-5-ND
Q3 Mico insulator, TO-3 4651 Keystone,
4651Digikey,
4651K-ND-use with heatsink grease
Location
Part Type
Value
Manufacturer / Number
Supplier/Number
Comments
C1, C4, C12
capacitor, electrolytic, axial
470 uF, 25V
Vishay/BC,
2222 021 36471Digikey,
4037PHCT-ND
C13
capacitor, electrolytic, axial
1000 uF, 25V
Vishay/BC,
2222 021 16102Digikey,
4040PHBK-ND
C22, C23
capacitor, electrolytic, axial
1 uF, 63V
Vishay/BC,
2222 021 38101Digikey,
4074PHCT-ND-50V min
-omit on -04C24, C31
capacitor, electrolytic, axial
22 uF,
40V,
63VVishay/BC,
2222 021 37229
2222 021 38229Digikey,
4046PHCT-ND
4068PHCT-ND-35V min
-omit on -04C9, C10, C18, C19
capacitor, electrolytic, axial
3300 uF, 35V
Vishay/BC,
2222 021 17332Digikey,
4059PHBK-ND
Q1
IC, voltage regulator, TO-99 can
LM305
LM305
Bob Roberts,
LM305-8-pin can
-UA305HC (Fairchild?)
-LM305H (National Semiconductor)
-LM105=wide tempQ2
transistor, PNP, 7A, 70V
2N6107
-replacement part
Q2 alt
transistor, PNP, 3A, 60V
TIP32
-original part, always replace with 2N6107
Q3
transistor, NPN, 15A, 60V, TO-3
2N3055
STMicro,
2N3055Digikey,
497-2612-5-ND
Q3
Mico insulator, TO-3
4651
Keystone,
4651Digikey,
4651K-ND-use with heatsink grease
Q5, Q7
IC, TO-220-5
TDA2002
TDA2002
Bob Roberts ,
TDA2002
Q8
IC-VR, TO-220, +12V
7812
STMicro,
L7812ACVDigikey,
497-1450-5-ND-omit on -04
Q9
IC-VR, TO-220, -5V
7905
OnSemi,
MC7905ACTDigikey,
MC7905ACT-omit on -04
R29, R30
resistor, metal film, 2W, 5% axial
10 ohm
Vishay,
PR02000201009JR500Digikey,
PPC10W-2CT-ND-If burnt, check for bad edge connector pins or board contacts. For R29, check +5V connection. For R30 check ground connection.
-1/2 W min
Joust, Robotron, Defender
-Still to come when I get time. Sorry for now.
Star Castle Boards: Replacement parts from Digikey, Aug.31, 2006. Stock Prices last updated Aug. 1, 2008
Description Application Digikey # Alternate part # Qty $ USD Cable ribbon, 34 conductor, 60" makes Star Castle CPU-to-Monitor interconnect (requires 24" ea). This is the ribbon only. MC34G-5-ND AE34G-5-ND (CHEAPER) 1 $4.00 Cable ribbon, 26 conductor, 60" makes Star Castle CPU-to-CP interconnect (requires 24" ea) MC26G-5-ND AE26G-5-ND 1 $2.94 Cable ribbon, 16 conductor, 60" makes Star Castle CPU-to-Audio interconnect (requires 8" ea) MC16G-5-ND AE16G-5-ND 1 $1.85 PCB Ribbon Sockets, 34 conductor, straight, manufacturer: 3M This is the PCB mounted socket that the ribbon cable plugs into. Be warned: The old ones can be difficult to desolder and remove without damaging the PCB.
CPU monitor socket, also need 1 for monitor
MHS34K-ND 2 $3.04 PCB Ribbon Sockets, 26 conductor, straight, manufacturer: 3M CPU control panel socket MHS26K-ND 1 $2.91 PCB Ribbon Sockets, 16 conductor, straight, manufacturer: 3M CPU audio board socket, also need 1 on audio board MHS16K-ND 2 $1.81 PCB Ribbon Sockets release lever makes it easy to pop out the ribbon cable plugs from the board, $7.90/100, $0.21/pair MLKS02-ND 5 $0.10 Wiremount sockets for 34 conductor cable. These plugs attach to each end of the monitor ribbon cable. MKC34A-ND 2 $1.61 Wiremount sockets for 26 conductor cable. This plug attachs to one end of the control panel ribbon cable. MKC26A-ND 1 $1.44 Wiremount sockets for 16 conductor cable. These plugs attach to each end of the audio ribbon cable. MKC16A-ND 2 $1.16 Wiremount socket strain relief for 34 conductor plug. The strain-relief helps retain the ribbon to the plug but is not absolutely required. MKSR34-ND 2 $0.28 Wiremount socket strain relief for 26 conductor plug. The strain-relief helps retain the ribbon to the plug but is not absolutely required. MKSR26-ND 1 $0.28 Wiremount socket strain relief for 16 conductor plug. The strain-relief helps retain the ribbon to the plug but is not absolutely required. MKSR16-ND 2 $0.28 Total: $30.28
Star Castle Monitor Keltron HV box:
Description Application Digikey # Alternate part # Qty $ USD each or /pkg 1N456A DIODE HI CONDUCTANCE, 30V, 1A, DO-35, Fairchild Semi D1, D2 1N456A-ND 2 no stock 1N758 DIODE ZENER, 10V, 500mW, DO-35, Fairchild Semi D3 1N758A-ND 1N5240B-TPCT-ND 1 $0.75/10 1N281 discontinued, Vf=0.27V: Replaced with 1N4448 High Conductance Fast Diode, Fairchild D10 1N4448CT-ND 1 $0.06 HX10M ? D31,D32 2 DT230HI ? See note #1 below D41,D42 2 $1.00 BD537J, replace with D44H11, TRANSISTOR NPN 80V 10A TO-220 Q1, Q2 497-2616-5-ND 2 $1.03 TIP41A Transistor NPN 60V 6A TO-220, STMicro Q2 497-5170-5-ND 1 $1.08 TIP31A Transistor NPN 60V 3A TO-220, STMicro Q1 497-2602-5-ND 1 $0.69 LM723CN IC VOLT REGULATOR HI PREC 14-DIP, STMicro OR UA723CN: IC PREC VOLTAGE REGULATOR 14-DIP, Texas Inst. IC1 497-1596-5-ND $0.72 296-11104-5-ND $0.88 1 $0.72 680 ohm, 1W, generic: Replaced with Phoenix 680 ohm, 1W, 5%, metal film mpn: 5073NW680R0J12AFX R2 PPC680W-1CT-ND PPC680DCT-ND 1 $1.74/5 4.7 kohm, 1/4W R4, R27 4.75KXBK-ND 2 $0.49/5 10 kohm, 1/4W R5, R10, R16 10.0KXBK-ND 3 $0.49/5 10 ohm, 1/2W R18 10.0XBK-ND 1 $0.49/5 1 kohm, 1/2W R8, R11, R31 1.00KXBK-ND 3 $0.49/5 33 kohm, 1/2W R17 PPC33KW-1CT-ND BC33KW-1CT-ND 1 $1.74/5 100 ohm R3, R33 PPC100ZCT-ND 2 $1.19/5 0.75,BWH,1W ? R7 18 ohm, 1/2W R14 PPC18.2ZCT-ND BC18.2ZCT-ND 1 $1.19/5 27 ohm, 1/2W R42 PPC27W-1CT-ND 1 $1.74/5 22uF,50V,elect,axial: Replaced with BCcomponents #2222 021 38229,22uF/63V,6mm dia 10mm L C1, C5 4068PHCT-ND 2 $0.55 0.022uF,35V,mica,radial: Replaced with C322C223K1R5TA,CAP .022UF 100V 10% CER RADIAL C3 399-4349-ND 1 $0.27 1000pF,100V,disc,radial: Replaced with ECK-A3A102KBP CAP 1000PF 1KV CERAMIC DISC Y5P 10mm dia,5mm LS C4 P9542-ND 1 $2.83/10 1uF,35V,tant,radial: Replaced with 1uF,50V electrolytic Panasonic ECE-A1HKG010 C6 P931-ND 1 $0.18 0.1uF,12V,disc,radial: Replaced with Vishay/BC Components CAP .10UF 50V CERAMIC X7R 10%, mpn: K104K15X7RF5TH5 C7,C15 see note #2 BC1101CT-ND 478-3185-ND 2 $0.81/10 0.001uF,35V,disc,radial: Replaced with Kemet CAP 1000PF 100V 10% CER RADIAL, mpn: C315C102K1R5TA C16 see note #3 399-4144-ND 1 $0.17 0.0016uF,400V,film,axial: Replaced with TDK Corp. 1kV,1500pF, 10%, radial, mpn: CK45-R3AD152K-NR C31 445-2727-ND 1 $0.95/5 0.01uF,500V,disc,radial: Replaced with Murata CAP CER 10000PF 500V X7R RADIAL, mpn: RDER72H103K2K1C11B C33, C34 490-3797-ND 445-2641-ND 2 $0.49 0.036uF,100V,film,axial: Replaced with Kemet CAP .033UF 200V 10% CER RADIAL, mpn: C330C333K2R5TA C41 399-4406-ND 1 $0.46 47uF,100V,elect,radial: Replaced with United Chemicon 47uF/160V,10mmDx20mmHx5mmLS, mpn: EKXG161ELL470MJ20S C44 565-1426-ND 1 $0.52 Total: $25.19 Note #1: Use "DT230b FS Diode sub for D506 19V2000" from The Real Bob Roberts.
Note #2: C15 was mislabeled on the silkscreen of my Keltron board as C5.
Note #3: C16 can be replaced with same part as used for C4.
Description Application Digikey # Alternate part # Qty $ USD each or /pkg LF13331N, quad analog switch, 16-pin DIP IC1 see note #1 1 $13.50 DAC80, 12-bit digital to voltage converter. Note: Photos on Digikey and Newark sites show this part as 0.3" DIP but part ships as 0.6" wide DIP. IC101, IC201 ADDAC80NZ-CBI-V-ND Digikey:
ADDAC80D-CBI-V-ND
Newark #: 12M7687
ADDAC80NZ-CBI-V2 $18.36 TL081, op-amp, 8-pin DIP, can replace with LF351 IC102, IC202 296-7202-5-ND 296-7203-5-ND,
497-2966-5-ND2 $0.80 2N3906 PNP bipolar transistor, 40V, 200mA, case TO-92, general purpose Q107, Q207 MPSA56-ND 2N3906FS-ND 2 $0.24 2N3904 NPN bipolar transistor, 40V, 200mA, case TO-92, general purpose Q2, Q7, Q8 MPSA06-ND 2N3904FS-ND 3 $0.28 2N5210 NPN bipolar transistor, 100V, 100mA, case TO-92, general purpose Q6, Q101, Q102, Q103, Q201, Q202, Q203 2N5210-ND 7 $0.11 2N2102 NPN bipolar transistor, 120V, 1A, case TO-39 Q105, Q205 497-2636-5-ND 2 $1.17 2N5550 NPN bipolar transistor, 140V, 600mA, case TO-92 Q1, Q3 2N5550BU-ND 2 $0.12 SN7406N, hex inverter, driver, HV outputs, 14-pin DIP IC7 296-1435-5-ND 1 $1.05 7815, +15V fixed voltage regulator, 1.5A, case TO-220 IC4 296-11113-5-ND 296-13999-5-ND 1 $0.81 7915, -15V fixed voltage regulator, 1.5A, case TO-220 IC6 MC7915CTFS-ND 497-1478-5-ND 1 $0.52 7805, +5V fixed voltage regulator, 1.5A, case TO-220 IC8 296-1974-5-ND 497-1443-5-ND 1 $0.81 1N914 switching diode, 90V, 100mA, axial: Replaced with 1N4148, 100V, 200mA, case DO-35 D101, D102, D103, D104, D201, D202, D203, D204, D200
1N4148FS-ND 1N914CT-ND 9 $0.32/10 1N4003 diode, 200V, 1A, axial: Replaced with 1N4007, 1kV, 1A, axial, DO-41 D3, D4, D5, D12, D13, D15, D16, D17, D18, D19, D20 D105, D106, D107, D108, D109, D110, D111, D112, D113, D114, D115, D205, D206, D207, D208, D209, D210, D211, D212, D213, D214, D215 1N4007FSCT-ND 1N4007DICT-ND 33 $0.11 100 ohm Pot, single turn, vertical adjust, staggered pins, mfr Murata R109, R209 490-2693-ND 490-2808-ND 2 $1.05 5 k ohm Pot, single turn, vertical adjust, staggered pins, mfr Murata R102, R202 490-2711-ND 2 $1.05 47uF,50V,elect,axial: Replaced with 47uF/63V,6.5mmDx18mmL, Vishay/BC Compmpn: 2222-021-38479 C205, C207 4071PHCT-ND 4070PHCT-ND 2 $0.85 100nF, 50V, ceramic: Replaced with 100nF, 100V, radial, 0.2" lead spacing, AVX mpn: SR211C104KAR C24, C103, C104, C203, C204 478-3185-ND BC1101CT-ND, 100nF, 50V, ceramic X7R, Vishay/BC Comp mpn: K104K15X7RF5TH5
5 $0.26 0.33uF, 50V film cap radial: Replaced with .33UF, 100V, METAL POLY, radial, +-5%, 10mm lead spacing, Epcos mpn: B32521C1334J C1 495-1159-ND 495-1111-ND, 0.47uF, 63V, mpn: B32521C474J
1 $0.46 1uF, 35V, tant, radial: Replaced with 1uF, 50V, alum. elect, radial, Panasonic mpn: ECE-A1HKG010 C12, C13, C16 P931-ND 3 $0.19 2.2uF, 35V, tant, radial: Replaced with 33uF, 50V, alum. elect, radial, Panasonic mpn: EEU-FC1H330 C4, C10, C23 P10320-ND 3 $0.29 2.2uF, 35V tant, radial: Replaced with 2.2uF, 50V, alum. elect, radial, Panasonic mpn: ECE-A1HKG2R2 C15 P933-ND 1 $0.19 0.47uF, 35V, tant, radial: Replaced with 0.47uF, 63V, metal poly, radial, 10mm lead spacing, Epcos mpn: B32521C474J C25 495-1111-ND P929-ND, 0.47uF,50V,alum. elect, radial, Panasonic mpn: ECE-A1HKGR47 1 $0.49 4.7uF, 35V, tant, radial: Replaced with 4.7uF, 50V, alum. elect, radial, Panasonic mpn: ECE-A1HKG4R7 C26 P935-ND 1 $0.21 2.7 ohm, 1W, 5% resistor: Replaced with Vishay/BC Comp mpn: PR01000102708JR500 R124, R125, R126, R127, R128, R129, R224, R225, R226, R227, R228, R229 PPC2.7W-1CT-ND 12 $0.376 47 ohm, 1W, 5% resistor: Replaced with Vishay/BC Comp mpn: PR01000104709JR500 R118, R119, R130, R131, R218, R219, R230, R231 PPC47W-1CT-ND 8 $0.376 Total: $81.11 Note #1: My best source for LF13331N is Arcadechips.
Description Application Newark # Alternate part # Qty $ USD each or /pkg 2N5876, PNP bipolar transistor, 10A, 80V, 150W, hfe=180, TO-3 case, mounted on large external heatsink: Replaced with 2N3792 by Multicomp Q111, Q211 01H1374 -see possible subs for 2N3792 in other list below 2 $1.72 2N5878, NPN bipolar transistor, 10A, 80V, 150W, hfe=180, TO-3 case, mounted on large external heatsink: Replaced with 2N3716 Q110, Q210 37C5219 -see possible subs for 2N3716 in other list below 2 $4.85 2N5322, PNP bipolar transistor, 75V, 2A, 10W, hfe=130, case TO-39 Q109, Q209 35C0722 2 $0.68 2N5320, NPN bipolar transistor, 75V, 2A, 10W, hfe=130, case TO-39 Q108, Q208 35C0721 2 $0.88 Total: $6.56
Description Application Bob Roberts # Alternate part # Qty $ USD each or /pkg 2N5876, PNP bipolar transistor, 10A, 80V, 150W, hfe=180, TO-3 case, mounted on large external heatsink: Replaced with 2N3792 by Multicomp
Q111, Q211 2N3792 -see possible subs for 2N3792 in other list below 2 $2.00 2N5878, NPN bipolar transistor, 10A, 80V, 150W, hfe=180, TO-3 case, mounted on large external heatsink: Replaced with 2N3716 Q110, Q210 2N3916 -see possible subs for 2N3716 in other list below 2 $2.00 Total: $4.00
Repairing this board involved getting some custom chips from Mike's Arcade and some old memory chips from Arcadechips.
I also had to replace the 50 conductor ribbon cable and the PCB headers and I got those from Digikey as follows (Aug.31, 2006, Stock Prices last updated Sept. 16, 2007):
Description Application Digikey # Alternate part # Qty $ USD Cable ribbon, 50 conductor, 60" makes Xevious and Galaga PCB interconnect (requires 2-4" ea). This is the ribbon only. MC50G-5-ND $8.13 AE50G-5-ND (CHEAPER) $5.88 1 $5.88 PCB Ribbon Sockets, 50 conductor, right angle, manufacturer: 3M This is the PCB mounted socket that the ribbon cable plugs into. Be warned: The old ones can be difficult to desolder and remove without damaging the PCB. MHR50K-ND 2 $4.58 PCB Ribbon Sockets release lever makes it easy to pop out the ribbon cable plugs from the board, $7.90/100, $0.21/pair
1 $0.21 Wiremount sockets for 50 conductor cable. These plugs attach to each end of the ribbon cable.
2 $2.35 Wiremount socket strain relief for 50 conductor plug. The strain-relief helps retain the ribbon to the plug but is not absolutely required. MKSR50-ND 2 $0.28 Total: $20.51
Space Duel, Black Widow, Gravitar
My work with these games mostly involved rebuilding the WG 6100 color vector monitors. While I could have sourced 99% of the parts from Digikey, I decided to go with the deluxe 6100 kits from Bob Roberts. I also installed the very popular LV2000 board in one of them, purchased from Arcadeshop.
Update June 15, 2009:
WG6100 Color Vector Monitor Rebuild Kit:
Due to popular demand, here is a table of WG6100 parts available from Digikey. I have used the Digikey components listed below in my 6100 rebuilds with great success.
The list includes the most common primary parts used to rebuild the 6100 monitor. Be aware that this is not a complete bill of materials. These are only the most common components that need to be replaced and these are the parts provided by the majority of kit suppliers.
Also shown are the parts listed by other kit suppliers as so-called "additional parts" that can optionally be used if you want to be very thorough. They are marked by a '+'. Some suppliers provide a disclaimer citing that these parts cannot guarantee extended or even ideal performance due to a lack of official authorization from the monitor manufacturer. I always install them and my monitors always work great. My first units rebuilt in mid-2005 are still running strong and have never had a problem.
For information on D807 & D808, the special germanium diodes on P327 deflection boards and earlier model add-on boards, see this germanium diode discussion page.
Location
Board
Part Type
Value
Manufacturer/Number
Supplier/Number
Comments
C100, C101
Def
capacitor, elect, radial
4700 uF, 50V
Nichicon,
UVR1H4702MRD6Digikey,
493-1116-NDps 13mm (0.5")
C102, C103
Def
capacitor, elect, radial
470 uF, 35V
United Chemicon,
EKZE350ELL471MJ20SDigikey,
565-1694-NDps 5mm (0.2")
C800, C801, C802, C803
Def +
capacitor, elect, radial
1 uF, 50V
Panasonic,
ECE-A1HKG010Digikey,
P931-NDps 1.3mm (0.05")
C804, C805
Def
capacitor, elect, radial, non-polar
100 uF, 25V
Panasonic,
ECE-A1EN101U
Digikey,
P1180-ND
-on P327, P339 boards
-original was 6.3V, axialD100, D101, D102, D103
Def +
diode, 6A, 100V
MR751
Micro Comm.,
MR751-BPDigikey,
MR751-BPMS-ND-Vishay 50SQ100 (5A, 100V, schottky)
-Micro Comm. 60S1-TP (6A 100V DO-201AD) Digikey 60S1-TPMSCT-ND $0.86, $7.55/10
-Micro Comm. 60S6-TP (6A 600V DO-201AD) Digikey 60S6-TPMSCT-ND
-Micro Comm. 60S10-TP (6A 1kV DO-201AD) Digikey 60S10-TPMSCT-ND
-Vishay FE5D (5A, 200V, low Vf, high temp)D104, D105, D600, D601, D602, D700, D701, D702, D801, D802, D803, D804
Def
diode, DO-35, axial, 100mA, 75V
1N4148
Fairchild,
1N4148TADigikey,
1N4148TACT-ND-alternate: 1N914
D805 through D812 Def
P327diode, DO-35, axial, 100mA, 75V
1N4148
Fairchild,
1N4148TADigikey,
1N4148TACT-ND-alternate: 1N914
F100, F101
Def
fuse, 1.25" x .25" (3AG), slow blow, glass
6.25A, 250V
Cooper/Bussmann,
BK/MDL-6-1/4-RDigikey,
283-2753-ND
F600, F700
Def
fuse, 1.25" x .25" (3AG), normal blow, glass
3A, 250V
Cooper/Bussmann,
BK/AGC-3-RDigikey,
283-2629-ND
F100, F101, F600, F700 Def -fuse clips for 3AG or 1.25" x .25" fuses Keystone,
3513
3529
3514
3515Digikey,
3513K-ND
3529K-ND
3514K-ND
3515K-NDP100, P700, P600
Def
connector, 7p header vert .156 tin
Tyco,
640445-7Digikey,
A19892-ND-part will require removing or cutting off appropriate keying pin
P101, P701
Def
connector, 5p header vert .156 tin
Tyco,
640445-5Digikey,
A19891-ND-part will require removing or cutting off appropriate keying pin
Q100
Def
transistor, NPN, TO-92
MPSA06
Fairchild,
MPSA06Digikey,
MPSA06-ND80V, 500mA, general purpose
Q101
Def
transistor, PNP, TO-92
MPSA56
Fairchild,
MPSA56Digikey,
MPSA56-ND80V, 500mA, general purpose
Q600, Q601, Q602, Q700, Q701, Q702, Q801, Q802 Def transistor, NPN, TO-92 TPS98 Fairchild,
MPSA06Digikey,
MPSA06-ND80V, 500mA, general purpose.
MPSA06 is superior to TPS98. A closer match to TPS98 is the slightly cheaper PN3569-ND.Q603, Q703
Def
transistor, PNP, 100V, 2A, TO-202N
MPSU57
Motorola
Bob Roberts, $3 each
Q604, Q704
Def
transistor, NPN, 100V, 2A, TO-202N
MPSU07
Motorola
Bob Roberts, $3 each
R100, R101
Def
resistor, 0.6W, 1%, metal film, axial
15 ohm
Vishay BC Comp,
MRS25000C1509FRP00Digikey,
PPC15.0ZCT-ND-alternate use 0.5W min
R102, R103
Def
resistor, 0.25W, 5%
330 ohm
Yageo,
MFR-25FBF-332RDigikey,
332XBK-ND-alternate: 332 ohm, 1%
R106,
alternateDef +
resistor, 5W, 5%, metal oxide film cement
22 ohm
Yageo,
SQP500JB-22RDigikey,
22W-5-ND-alternate use 3W min
R701,
alternateDef +
resistor, 5W, 5%, metal oxide film cement
1.3 kohm
Yageo,
SQP500JB-1K3Digikey,
1.3KW-5-ND-alternate use 3W min
R811 Def + resistor, 0.25W, 1% 30 kohm Panasonic,
ERO-S2PHF3002Digikey,
P30.0KCACT-NDR812, R813**
Def +
resistor, 0.25W, 1%
5.6 kohm
Panasonic,
ERO-S2PHF5601Digikey,
P5.60KCACT-ND5% ok
**P314 def brd does not have these, use only on P327 & P339ZD100, ZD101
Def
diode, zener, 27V, 1W, 5%, DO-41, axial
1N4750
Fairchild,
1N4750ATRDigikey,
1N4750AFSCT-ND
Q102, Q605, Q705
frame
transistor, NPN, TO-3, 80V, 10A
2N3916
MCM,
2N3716-see possible subs in other list below
Q103, Q606, Q706
frame
transistor, PNP, TO-3, 80V, 10A
2N3792
Multicomp,
2N3792-see possible subs in other list below
C901, C902 HV capacitor, elect, radial 100 uF, 50V Panasonic,
EEU-FC1H101Digikey,
P10323-NDps 5mm (0.2") C901, C902
HV +
capacitor, elect, radial
220 uF, 50V
Panasonic,
EEU-FC1H221Digikey,
P10325-NDps 5mm (0.2")
C905
HV
capacitor, elect, radial
33 uF, 160V
Panasonic,
EEU-EE2C330Digikey,
P13618-NDps 5mm (0.2")
C909
HV
capacitor, elect, radial
22 uF, 63V
Panasonic,
EEU-EB1J220SDigikey,
P13142-NDps 2.5mm (0.1")
-alternate use 50V minC910
HV
capacitor, elect, radial
10 uF, 350V
Panasonic,
EEU-ED2V100Digikey,
P13549-NDps 5mm (0.2"), original part was axial, BC Comp axial exists but costs >$4
C914
HV
capacitor, elect, radial
47 uF, 50V
Panasonic,
EEU-EB1H470SDigikey,
P13464-NDps 2.5mm (0.1")
Q901, Q902
HV
transistor, NPN, TO-92
MPSA06
Fairchild,
MPSA06Digikey,
MPSA06-ND80V, 500mA, general purpose
Q903
HV
transistor, NPN, TO-92
2N3904
Fairchild,
2N3904BUDigikey,
2N3904FS-ND40V, 200mA, general purpose
R901, R907
HV
resistor, 2W, 5%, metal film, axial
2.2 ohm
Vishay BC Comp,
PR02000202208JR500Digikey,
PPC2.2W-2CT-ND-alternate use 2.2 ohm 5W cement
-alternate use 3.9 ohm 5W cementR901, R907, alternate
HV +
resistor, 5W, 5%, metal oxide film cement
2.2 ohm
Vishay BC Comp,
SQP500JB-2R2Digikey,
2.2W-5-ND-alternate use 3.9 ohm 5W cement
R901, R907, alternate
HV ++
resistor, 5W, 5%, metal oxide film cement
3.9 ohm
Vishay BC Comp,
SQP500JB-3R9Digikey,
3.9W-5-ND-alternate use 2.2 ohm 5W cement
R903
HV +
resistor, 2W, 5%, metal film, axial
3.9 ohm
Vishay BC Comp,
PR02000203808JR500Digikey,
PPC3.9W-2CT-ND-alternate use 0.5W min
R910
HV +
resistor, 0.25W, 1%
6.8 kohm
Panasonic,
ERO-S2PHF6801Digikey,
P6.80KCACT-ND5% ok
R911
HV +
resistor, 0.25W, 1%
4.7 kohm
Panasonic,
ERO-S2PHF4701Digikey,
P4.70KCACT-ND5% ok
R918
HV
pot trimmer, single turn, horz
25 kohm
CTS Corp.,
201UR253BDigikey,
201UR253N-ND-variable resistor for HV adjust
R926,
alternateHV +
resistor, 5W, 5%, metal oxide film cement
2.2 ohm
Vishay BC Comp,
SQP500JB-2R2Digikey,
2.2W-5-ND-alternate use 3.9 ohm 5W cement
ZD902
HV
diode, zener, 5W, DO-41
150V
On Semi,
1N5383BRLGDigikey,
1N5383BRLGOSCT-ND-alternate use 1.5W min
ZD902,
alternateHV
diode, zener, 500mW, DO-35
150V
Micro Commercial,
1N5276B-TPDigikey,
1N5276B-TPCT-ND-maybe too small power rating
C503
Neck
capacitor, elect, radial
33 uF, 250V
United Chemicon,
EKMG251ELL330MK20SDigikey,
565-1395-NDps 5mm (0.2")
WG 6100 Monitor Extension Cable Kit:
If you are capable of crimping Molex terminals onto your own wire, then you can easily make a very handy extension cable for your 6100 color vector monitor. A few people sell the complete cable assembly for about $40 but the total cost of parts (including good quality 18ga wire) for a two foot long cable is only about $11. When assembling your cable, note that you may omit position 9 terminals and wire. All other positions are wired 1 to 1. Don't forget that when you hold up both ends and look at them head on, they mirror each other. Make sure that each wire mates with itself if you plug the two ends together.
The tools and wire that I listed are quite expensive but I'm sure you could find cheaper generic wire and a crimp tools at your local hardware store. Personally, I bought the universal crimp tool and extraction tool listed below because they work on all similarly sized Molex connectors. With respect to the arcade hobby, I use them a lot so it was a good investment regardless. If you only need to make one 6100 harness, just by the required parts listed in the first table, borrow your buddy's crimper and invest an hour of your time and you'll save $25 over buying one complete. Just don't cross any wires!!!
Harness Parts
Molex Number
Digikey Number
Comments
Molex Plug housing, 15 pos (3x5), series 42021, 0.25" pitch, 0.084" term
50-84-1150 WM1254-ND -you must install terminal sockets Molex Cap housing 15 pos (3x5), series 42022, 0.25" pitch, 0.084" term 50-84-2150 WM1255-ND -you must install terminal pins crimp terminal pins (male) 02-08-2004 WM1270-ND -install in cap housing crimp terminal sockets (female) 02-08-1002 WM1271-ND -install in plug housing
Additional Items
Mfr Number
Digikey Number
Comments
Wire, 18ga, 600V, 100', White C2103-12-02 C2103W-100-ND -total length required is 14 x harness length
Wire, 18ga, 600V, 100', Black C2103-12-01 C2103B-100-ND colors optional, personal preference Wire, 18ga, 600V, 100', Green C2103-12-06 C2103G-100-ND colors optional, personal preference Wire, 18ga, 600V, 100', Red C2103-12-03 C2103R-100-ND colors optional, personal preference Molex Crimp tool (universal Molex 2 step tool) 63811-1000 WM9999-ND ($55) -much cheaper for generic tool at Home Depot Molex Crimp tool (professional tool for 0.084" terminals) 63811-6800 WM9009-ND ($297) Molex Extraction Tool 0.084" terms 11-01-0168 WM9921-ND -$73, why are the tools for other sizes only $18 ?
I have recently been sourcing components for 6100 (and other vector) monitor rebuilds and I've collected some useful intel. I know that it can be a royal pita to source the big 2N3716 (NPN) and 2N3792 (PNP) transistors. They are not impossible to find (i.e. Bob Roberts, Newark, etc.) but sometimes they can be hard to find in stock and for reasonable prices. Worst case, they come from the USA by mule or the UK by sea-monkey and you have to wait for a few weeks or longer to get them.
I have seen posts in the past asking if there were any subs available... well, there are plenty, so here you go.
All of the substitutes that I have listed below should work, but I have not tried them all . Until a specific part is tried and proven, use it at your own risk. I just went through all of their datasheets, all of which I found on the Digikey site. The parts with the parameter (ft = 2 MHz) are known to work okay. The original 2N3716/92 parts have ft = 4 MHz and so do most of the subs listed below.
Any part having similar parameters such as...
- Ic (max collector current) equal to or greater than the original part spec
- Vce (max voltage) equal to or greater than the original part spec
- second breakdown (Is/b) equal to or greater than the original part spec
- similar gain (hfe about 60)
- same TO-3 case
- same bandwidth (ft)
...will work as good replacement parts. All of the parts listed below meet these requirements.
If anyone tries any of the parts listed below and it fails and is known to be the root cause of failure, please email me and let me know. I will add such reports to the list or remove the part from the list.
2N3716 (NPN) and 2N3792 (PNP) for monitors:
- WG6100 color XY (i.e. Space Duel, Black Widow, Gravitar, Tempest, some Star Wars)
- Atari GO5-802 mono XY (i.e. Asteroids, Asteroids Deluxe, Battlezone)
- Cinematronics / Vectorbeam mono XY (i.e. Star Castle, Space War/s, Armor Attack, Rip Off, Solar Quest, Tail Gunner, etc.)
Possible subs for 2N3716 (NPN, 80V, 10A, ft = 4 MHz, case TO-3 or TO-204):
Part Number Manufacturer Description Newark #, Price Digikey #, Price USD 2N3773 STMicro 140V, 16A 45J2472, $3.62 497-6204-ND, $4.16ea, $3.27/10 2N3773G On Semi 140V, 16A 45J2472, $3.62 2N3773GOS-ND, $3.89ea, $3.38/10 MJ21196 Onsemi 16A, 250V MJ21196GOS-ND $3.78ea, $3.29/10 MJ21194 Onsemi 16A, 250V MJ21194GOS-ND $4.40ea, $3.83/10 MJ15015 Onsemi 15A, 120V MJ15015GOS-ND MJ15003 Onsemi 20A, 140V, ft = 2 MHz MJ15003GOS-ND $3.78ea, $3.29/10 2N5038 Onsemi 20A,90V 2N5038GOS-ND $8.93 2N5686 Onsemi 50A, 80V, ft = 2 MHz 2N5686GOS-ND $12.52ea 2N5886 Onsemi 25A, 80V, ft = 4 MHz 2N5884GOS-ND $3.80ea MJ15022 Onsemi 16A, 200V,ft = 4 MHz 26K4518 $4.10ea, $3.49/25 Mouser 863-MJ15022G $4.96ea, $4.08/25
MJ15024 Onsemi 16A, 250V,ft = 4 MHz MJ15024GOS-ND $4.40ea, $3.83/10
Possible subs for 2N3792 (PNP, 80V, 10A, ft = 4 MHz, case TO-3 or TO-204) :
Part Number Manufacturer Description Newark #, Price Digikey #, Price USD 2N6609 Onsemi 140V 16A Newark 33C8331 $5.85 or 26M6251 $1.91 no stock MJ21195 Onsemi 16A, 250V MJ21195GOS-ND $4.08ea, $3.55/10 MJ21193 Onsemi 16A, 250V MJ21193GOS-ND $4.75ea, $4.13/10 MJ15016 15A, 120V MJ15016GOS-ND MJ15004 20A, 140V, ft = 2 MHz MJ15004GOS-ND $.8ea, $3.55/10 2N5684 50A, 80V, ft = 2MHz 2N5684GOS-ND $8.44ea 2N5886 25A, 80V, ft = 4 MHz 2N5886GOS-ND $3.80ea MJ15023 16A, 200V,ft = 4 MHz MJ15023GOS-ND $4.75ea, $4.13/10 MJ15025 16A, 250V,ft = 4 MHz MJ15025GOS-ND $4.75ea, $4.13/10
- Sega G08-003 Color XY
The large 2N6259 (NPN) transistors for G08-003 monitor rebuilds can be difficult to find in stock, especially for reasonable prices. All of the "known" substitutes that I have listed below have been proven to work.
The most difficult parameter to match (with respect to 2N6259) is the secondary breakdown (Is/b). The more current that the device can carry at the highest voltage possible, the more reliable it will be. The 2N6259 was superior in this way to all of the suggested substitute devices having a rating of 2.5A @ 100V. The best choice substitute device listed below is MJ21196.
It is interesting to note that the MJ15003 (NPN) and the MJ15004 (PNP) devices were used in the factory original G08-001, the first version of the monitor, and they were known to fail relatively frequently. Most, if not all, of the substitutes listed below have a superior secondary breakdown value to these.
I have seen in at least one document (the very well presented and useful Mongo’s Simple Sega G80 Vector Mods) the part number mis-typed as 2N6529. Such a device does exist as small low power UHF microwave transistor. Obviously, it is not the device that we are concerned with.
Known subs for 2N6259 (NPN, 150V, 16A, ft = 2 MHz, case TO-3 or TO-204) :
Part Number Manufacturer Description Secondary Breakdown (Is/b) Newark #, Price Digikey #, Price USD MJ21196 Onsemi 16A, 250V 3.0A @ 80V
2.2A @ 100V
1.4A @ 150VMJ21196GOS-ND $3.78ea, $3.29/10 MJ21194 Onsemi 16A, 250V 2.5A @ 80V
2.0A @ 100V
1.0A @ 150VMJ21194GOS-ND $4.40ea, $3.83/10 MJ15003 Onsemi 20A, 140V, ft = 2 MHz 1.5A @ 80V
1.0A @ 100VMJ15003GOS-ND $3.78ea, $3.29/10 MJ15022 Onsemi 16A, 200V, ft = 4 MHz 2.0A @ 80V
1.0A @ 100V26K4518 $4.10ea, $3.49/25 Mouser 863-MJ15022G $4.96ea, $4.08/25
MJ15024 Onsemi 16A, 250V, ft = 4 MHz 2.0A @ 80V
1.0A @ 100VMJ15024GOS-ND $4.40ea, $3.83/10
Possible subs for 2N6259 (NPN, 150V, 16A, ft = 2 MHz, case TO-3 or TO-204) :
Note: These will probably work okay. They are not as reliable as the original 2N6259 part but they have better secondary breakdown values than the MJ150xx parts listed above that are known to work.
Part Number Manufacturer Description Secondary Breakdown (Is/b) Newark #, Price Digikey #, Price USD 2N3773 STMicro 16A, 140V 2.0A @ 70V
1.5A @ 100V45J2472, $3.62 497-6204-ND, $4.16ea, $3.27/10 2N3773G On Semi 16A, 140V 2.0A @ 70V
1.5A @ 100V45J2472, $3.62 2N3773GOS-ND, $3.89ea, $3.38/10 2N4348 Mospec 16A, 180V 2.0A @ 70V
1.5A @ 100VNTE284 NTE 16A, 180V ? NTE284 comes up as sub for 2N4348 on Mouser site but price is stupid and the datasheet shows no Is/b value.
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