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Curiosity got the better of me. Internals. I also measured the output. 122vac

Shit wall voltage fixer primarily if you have poor mains voltage issues, like the kind that cause game resets. Isolation of noise and surge protection additionally.

For anyone posting stl files it appears to me that Thingiverse no longer provides 3d rendering for part inspection prior to download, a major setback in capability in my opinion. Github has this ability to check over the part rendered in your browser prior to downloading it. Maybe we should...

$.10 a watt. Thing is commercial heavy. Prob not something shipping will be cheap on.

This reminds me a I have a line stabilizer I should probably just sell since it's collecting dust.

I've deleted the file from github to clean up the repo. If you still require it advise. I can create an additional repo for pinball related if file sharing appears to be a requirement. I have a several projects on the go so I like to keep things somewhat organized. The benefit of github is the...

Suggest YouTube search for a few System 6 or 7 pinball vids and a scan through the videos to the point of machine power on to confirm what you are hearing. It's probably not a failure but a "feature" you're hearing. Not necessarily a wanted feature...

High frequency filter between mains and machine and vice versa. It associated with a varistor and fuse on that circuit if you're trying to troubleshoot a mains power issue.

I just downloaded it from the link under the files tab from thingiverse. Maybe thingiverse is messed up att. It's notorious for having issues. I would attach it here but it doesn't meet with the file types allowed. I posted it to a github repo of mine to help you out...

I'm waiting on a Tilt!Audio board to arrive so I can assemble it. I've already set up the software and configured an RPi with the OS img then added stock and custom sound files. The software has it's own webserver and GUI so once configured using the RPi WiFi I can set it to my own routers...

That's the right attituded to have about owning a pinball machine. It may need work but taking your time and doing a bit of learning along the way while fixing it up can be very rewarding. Fortunately you have a popular game there which has a lot of support when it comes to knowledge and parts...

Since I had all the sizes I also created a boring jig file to center the hole around the existing tweeter bore. It's in the same repo as the speaker mounts

If you're looking for a way to install 2 x 4" speakers in a WPC display panel I've drawn these up in CAD and made stl's available. Basically it sets the speakers back and mounts a 4" in place of the tweeter on the right thereby not requiring the panel to be cut so it can be returned to original...

Seems you could get a more game integrated effects with some custom code. I've done some code working with addressable LEDs in the past that could be applied to pinball. https://github.com/necro-nemesis/Perspex-Clear-Acrylic-WS2812-LED-Audio-Interactive-Light-Bar

I started with that but ended up redesigning the file. I didn't like the the thread depth for the machine screws and the file had the holes threaded but I found that the screws easier to start, the part less prone to split and had better bite just self tapping into the plastic by simply...

http://www.planetarypinball.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=PPM-KIT-RUDY-NIGHTMARE yep.

I was considering nvram mod but there were a lot to do so I made up a dozen of these and installed them.