My Pennsy Consolidation died. All functions except movement work. I checked and there is no voltage to the motor from the Driver PCB ( This is a TMCC engine). While looking over the driver board I moved the half moon shaped transistor near the white connectors and it sheared off at the lead. Looking at the numbers etched on it I cannot find any cross reference to it or a replacement. Does anyone know what number this transistor is?
Thanks,
Chet
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Chet, are you talking about the blue one? If so, I looked at a new board and found the following numbers 80DGN. Very hard to read and on top of that looks like a TI logo.
Do you have your 5VDC coming into the driver board?
Marty, I have two of these with different revs. Neither of them have that number.
Rev EM2: S80721AN
Rev FM5: 13811
I can't find your number or either of mine in any semi-conductor database. 
Marty, I have two of these with different revs. Neither of them have that number.
Rev EM2: S80721AN
Rev FM5: 13811
I can't find your number or either of mine in any semi-conductor database.
Marty, I have two of these with different revs. Neither of them have that number.
Rev EM2: S80721AN
Rev FM5: 13811
I can't find your number or either of mine in any semi-conductor database.
This appears to be early Odyssey. Is this what your board looks like and if so is the transistor in question just behind the 4 lead connector in the foreground?
Pete
The rev of the board from the paper label on the ship as shown in Pete's photo would be useful here.
This appears to be early Odyssey. Is this what your board looks like and if so is the transistor in question just behind the 4 lead connector in the foreground?
Pete
Well, if the "Voltage Supervisor" turns out not to be the problem (hope it is for your sake) you could opt for an ERR Cruise M rather than another Odyssey board. Slightly cheaper from Boxcar Bill and you don't have to worry about exploding magnets.
Pete
If the board is really toast, shoot me an email and I'll make you a good deal on the one I have, it's sitting in my parts bin taking up space. 
Jon, do we know if he has the 5VDC going into the driver board. I would start there before checking for voltage at the motor.
If the board is really toast, shoot me an email and I'll make you a good deal on the one I have, it's sitting in my parts bin taking up space.
Jon, do we know if he has the 5VDC going into the driver board. I would start there before checking for voltage at the motor.
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