Lamps

If you are replacing a #44 lamp, it is a good idea to use a #47 in its place. It draws less current, so the power supply and the connectors are stressed less, and the plastics do not warp over time from the heat. Of course the #47 is slightly dimmer, but believe me, it is worth it.

Example for 100 #44 lamps versus 100 #47 lamps:

100 x #44 = 0.250 A x 100 x 6.3 V = 157.5 W

100 x #47 = 0.150 A x 100 x 6.3 V = 94.5 W

List 1

Code	Base	Volt	Amperage	Type	Notes
#44	BA9S	6.3	0.25	Miniature Bayonet T-3 1/4 inch	Used in most pinball machines
#47	BA9S	6.3	0.15	Miniature Bayonet T-3 1/4 inch	Preferable to the #44
#51	BA9S	7.5	0.22	Miniature Bayonet G-3 1/4 inch
#67	BA15S	13.5	0.59	Bayonet G-6	Gottlieb flash lamps. Can replace the #89
#86	WEDGE	6.3	0.2	Wedge T-1 3/4	Twilight Zone clock. Creature from the Black Lagoon ramps
#89	BA15S	12	0.58	Bayonet G-6	Flash lamps
#161	WEDGE	14	0.19	Wedge T-1 3/4
#194	WEDGE	14	0.27	Wedge T-1 3/4
#259	WEDGE	6.3	0.25	Wedge T-1 3/4
#447	WEDGE	6.3	0.15	Wedge T-1 3/4
#455	BA9S	6.5	0.5	Miniature Bayonet G-4 1/2	Blinking #44 lamp
#545	WEDGE	6.5	0.5	Wedge T-1 3/4
#555	WEDGE	6.3	0.25	Wedge T-1 3/4
#904	WEDGE	13.5	0.69	Wedge T-5
#906	WEDGE	13.5	0.69	Wedge T-5	Flash lamps
#1156	BA15S	12.8	2.10	S.C. Bayonet S-8

List 2: manufacturer part numbers

	Alvin	Atari	Bally old/Midway	Williams/Bally (new)	Capcom	Data East/Sega/Stern (new)	Gottlieb/Premier	Stern (old)
#44	LMP-002		E-125-22	24-6549	LP00104	165-5000-44	LA-0	8A-101
#47		70-11-47
#51
#67							LA-5
#86
#89	LMP-004			24-8704		165-5000-89
#161
#194
#259
#447
#455				24-6591			LA-1
#545
#555	LMP-003	0017-0003-0501	E-125-73	24-8768		165-5002-00	LA-2
#904							LA-3
#906				24-8802		165-5004-00
#1156