>I don't have a scope so I cant see what is going on, don't be offended I
>have to work "blind in the dark".

        Tal, it looks like you are just like me, "in development" ;o)

        I have a tip, that may or may not work for your problem

        Use a common speaker, with a resistor in series, in the output of your=
 power supply

        If you have ripple in your PSU, it can (or not) be determined with this=
 simple hack

        In my pinball repair times, when there wasn't a scope avaiable (always),=
 this was something that could find a shorted diode or a dried cap on the=
 psu. Dunno if it will be of use to you, but here it is anyways ;o)


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Alexandre Souza
taito@terra.com.br
http://planeta.terra.com.br/lazer/pinball/

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