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Title: Setting Progressive with a SP1137 Post by: Magicslots on January 23, 2010, 04:38:25 AM Can I use a Set 86 to set the Spectrum Progressive with a SP 1137?
I know it takes a Set90 for a SP1271, but will this combo work? :103- Title: Re: Setting Progressive with a SP1137 Post by: stayouttadabunker on January 23, 2010, 02:21:25 PM SET086 is the SET chip needed for the SP1137.
You are correct. Title: Re: Setting Progressive with a SP1137 Post by: Magicslots on January 23, 2010, 03:11:19 PM Thanks stayouttadabunker, {man you need a short nick name! :89- }
I got the SP and Set chips from Jim at Blueridge, I was just wanting to make sure I didn't need a special set chip for the Spectrum progressive double I am buying. Of course when it arrives, and I get my self toasted motherboard fixed, I am gonna be needing lots of advice :200- Title: Re: Setting Progressive with a SP1137 Post by: a69mopar on January 23, 2010, 03:44:45 PM Bunker has many nicnames, some shorter, some longer. Bunk, Bunker, Stout, S.O.B. (Stay. Outtada. Bunker.) etc... All respectfully used of course.
W Title: Re: Setting Progressive with a SP1137 Post by: stayouttadabunker on January 23, 2010, 07:56:59 PM :72- But if I changed it, it just wouldn't be the same... :97- :200-
Call me what you wish...it's okay...just be nice!!!! :14- :96- :88- Long story_short version...uh...somewhat....lol: :99- I was originally on here with a different name... there was a item the guys were buying on Abay and everybody was outbidding each other for the same item. We found out it was ourselves...us! :25- So, I changed my name here to my Bbay name to avoid confusion. Turns out, Cbay changed the rules and didn't show bidder's names anymore... :30- defeated the purpose of my name change... :8- I just left it at that. :71- Does anybody remember what that Dbay item was?...lol |