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The PCB shop I used to spin the boards screwed up my order, and I just haven't bothered to bring in enough blanks to motivate me enough to make them. I have a couple of people interested in them... If everyone still wants some I can look into making up a batch. If people reply to this thread...

Uh oh! Sounds like the Badger has a plan! D

CPR had lots of issues with these PF's too, specifically the red and blue hot-dog inserts. This one looks good. D

VFW is strictly to play games. A-town is a mixed bag, as you have the flea market, parts guys selling stuff and free play area. Plus the farmers market and everything else in and around Allentown. D

BWAHAAHAAAHAHAHAAHA!!!! D

Same! We hit VFW last year and it was fantastic, but A-town gets my vote this year. D

I'd grab the only real game left on my WTB list, Safecracker. With the spare change I'd probably add a couple EM's. (C37, Cleo, Volley, 300 or something to that effect) D

If that's the case still an easy fix as long as you have easy access to the opto and you've got soldering skills. D

Perfect, I'm guessing it was a flakey connection under the PF? D

It's likely due to vibration from the left flipper exposing an alignment issue with the opto setup. I had this issue on a clients Stern Spiderman where the sandman opto's were the alignment was boarderline from the factory and various vibrations on the PF would cause a break in the opto beam...

Aren't these still available NIB from disti's? If you can't find anyone looking to sell their used one, at least you have options. (obviously only the standard edition) D

It's been the same old song and dance for YEARS dealing with SB/Playdium/Cineplex or whatever the hell they feel like calling themselves these days. The fact remains they hold a monopoly and when it comes right down to it don't really care because they don't have to. Tommy and I had a nice...

Is there any chance the coil has been rubbing against something? Any of the lugs close to something that it could possibly touch via vibration? I had a client's RCT that was intermittently blowing one of the coil fuses in the head, turns out the factory installed the kickback mech slightly off...

I'm always in the market for a solid gold toilet. :cool: D

I thought the same thing about the brightness of the LED DMD @ Expo, it's just way too bright period. The guys @ ColorDMD should have installed a trim-pot to be able to adjust the brightness like you can on some of the other LED display products (think Pinscore). A filter in front of the LED...

No, lower right with all the fuses. D

Any household bulb will work in that holder Terry. I would suggest an LED version from Home Depot to save on heat. One of the first things you should do is pull the lower PCB in the head with all the connectors on it, and reflow all the connectors. That PCB is notorious for bad /cold solder...

If the seller can pallet and drop it off to Forward Air, that's another option. And there is always white glove service from UShip.com to Buffalo. D

Terry, whenever you have questions or need a hand you have my number and I'd be glad to help. (and my hands have been ON that machine but not IN it!) D

Sad day indeed... D