What Spyder board is this?

[scottieb]

Does anyone know what board this is? I don't recognize it.

[Brokeass_baller]

Doesn't look like any Spyder board I've ever seen. Are you sure it's not from a Wrath, or one of it's clones?

[scottieb]

Doesn't look like any Spyder board I've ever seen. Are you sure it's not from a Wrath, or one of it's clones?

I wouldn't be surprised if it were to one of the many clones. The capacitor is not a brand Kingman used and it doesn't look like there is manual adjustments on the board itself. It also looks older.

[scottieb]

After a good bit of research I believe this to be a prototype IS board. I fitted it to an E frame and its functionality is that of an IS board. It also came from a known source so I believe it safe to say it is one.

I'm really excited about it. When the free time provides itself, I'll make a new post about it.

[GanonsGrin]

Is that the one that came with the VLM? If so, it is definitely an IS

[scottieb]

Yes. That's the one!

[Brokeass_baller]

What's an IS board? Excuse me for my ignorance.

[scottieb]

What's an IS board? Excuse me for my ignorance.

The IS board is a board designed 20 years ago by Spyder enthusiasts. It is a semi only board with one LED and programming done with the trigger. It came with or without eyes. Very easy to operate, a really nice board.

ROF adjustable from 4-99 cycles per second.
Adjustable debounce and solenoid dwell also.

These grew out of the craze when E Spyders first came out. They were short lived for sure.

Here are a couple of links to early workings of this board:
Long thread which you'll need to read through. Grab some coffee. https://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=169786

Superbugman's testing of the board. https://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=353976