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JOGI BELGIUM JGC * Carioca Beach? * Bingo Pinball Flipper PCB Board MPU CPU*23ZN

 

JOGI BELGIUM JGC * Carioca Beach? * Bingo Pinball Flipper PCB Board MPU CPU*16ZN

 

JOGI BELGIUM (John Gille CO) * Carioca Beach? * Copacabana Beach? Copalotto? *** Bingo Pinball Flipper PCB Board MPU CPU *** 

 

This set of board images below were sent to me with the descriptions above`

Sales ads`…that all together form a little bit of a mystery`

 

Nowhere in the descriptions are Wimi or Miss Bowling Turbo mentioned, yet the first couple of boards are that`

 

01a MISS BOWLING TUBO V2.JPG  _ THUMBS _  02a MISS BOWLING TUBO V2.JPG

 

01a MISS BOWLING TUBO V2.JPG

 

CPU PR328C - TURBO

 

01b MISS BOWLING TUBO V2.JPG

 

 

 

 

02a MISS BOWLING TUBO V2.JPG

 

CPU PR328C - TURBO

 

02b MISS BOWLING TUBO V2.JPG

 

Equally interesting, is that the file names are correct: MISS BOWLING TUR V2.jpg

 

(I am not too sure about the V2 reference)

 

I can “only” assume that these boards were added into the “sales ads” for reference, which kind of makes sense`

 

 

 

 

 

02a MISS BOWLING TUBO V2.JPG

Miss Bowling TUR

 

04a JOGI.JPG     07a JOGI.JPG

JOGI CPU BOARD                                         JOGI CPU BOARD

 

Clearly the designs are similar and have a common origin even though they are from Bingos

from two different companies: Wimi and the John Gille Company

 

The main difference between the red boards is the generation: The Turbo boards are 328s and the JoGi boards are 128s

and besides the “machine specific” differences, the daughter cards seem to be separated by a generation too.

 

And I guess that I am not surprised, we know that there is a lot of cross-over and shared resources

between the Belgium companies`…and here is looks like we found another example`

 

04a JOGI.JPG

 

Check the text/silkscreen on the green daughter card: JOGI CPU BOARD

 

04b JOGI.JPG

 

 

 

 

07a JOGI.JPG

 

CPU PR 128

 

07b JOGI.JPG

 

As to the CPUs, on these JoGi boards you see the part number on the back of the boards`…the solder-side of the pcbs`

 

What is part of the mystery here are the MPUs, which I assume are green daughter cards`

 

And I assume that the part numbers in the “sales ads” are on the backside that we do not see`

 

MPU CPU*23ZN and MPU CPU*16ZN

 

 

 

Here we get to see the top side (components side) of a 128

 

05a.JPG

 

 

 

Here they try to show us the EPPROM chip sets for the 128s

 

05 very close SMARTPHONE 1.jpg

 

05 very close SMARTPHONE 2.jpg

 

06 very close SMARTPHONE.jpg

 

05a closer - Kopie.jpg

 

06a closer - Kopie.jpg

 

 

 

There are a bunch of 128 pictures`…some boards with 5 and some with 6 EPPROMS

 

06a.JPG

 

 

 

Also showing a bunch of boards that have been repaired and a few other configurations`

 

09a.JPG

 

 

 

This configuartion closer to the 328

 

11a.JPG

 

11b.JPG

 

 

 

This “rare gem” is not even referenced in the “sales ads” – A system “Key”

 

12a.JPG

 

12b.JPG

 

 

 

 

Now here is the real mystery`…where are these JoGi boards in the Bingos

 

http://danny.cdyn.com/John%20Gille%20Carioca%20Pinball%20-%20I.htm

http://danny.cdyn.com/Copacabana%20Internals%20JGC%201.htm

 

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