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Some of the coils appear to have a fuse of some type incorporated into the winding like that of a magnet.
Trevor, WI
Quoted from chad:Some of the coils appear to have a fuse of some type incorporated into the winding like that of a magnet.
Nice backglass condition.
Is that a cardboard protector wrapped over the rectifier fuse board? Mine was missing that. (and mine never had the "tech chart" stapled to the back of the backbox.)
I haven't had any coils go bad yet, to want to tear them apart and see exactly what the device inside the coil is. I assume a fusable link as well.
I took mine to Chicago Expo again this year... it got some nice compliments for bring an uncommon game, and got about 280 plays on it.
(it was down a while on Friday when a return lane guide came loose)
Quoted from Timerider:Nice backglass condition.
Is that a cardboard protector wrapped over the rectifier fuse board? Mine was missing that. (and mine never had the "tech chart" stapled to the back of the backbox.)
I haven't had any coils go bad yet, to want to tear them apart and see exactly what the device inside the coil is. I assume a fusable link as well.
I took mine to Chicago Expo again this year... it got some nice compliments for bring an uncommon game, and got about 280 plays on it.
(it was down a while on Friday when a return lane guide came loose)
Yes cardboard both on the rectifier board as well as the driver board. I did see your game at the show and indeed is a nice example.
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