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#3301 3 years ago

FatPanda

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Quoted from O-from-DO:
Is the shaker already supported properly with the last code? Have to choose my options today and still think about the best setting. Has anyone ordered the plastic protectors btw? Couldn´t find a pic or description so far. I would guess it´s a pair of clear plastics for the slingshots or is there even more protection? At the moment I would go for the plastics, the RGB speakers, the interior sidegraphics and the target decals.

The shaker is properly implemented on the latest official code. If you wanted to DIY the shaker, installation is very easy. The plastic protectors are a set of clear plastics that go underneath each game plastic. Worth it IMO.

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#3302 3 years ago

DJB

delt31

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Pittsburgh, PA

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Quoted from Lounge:
Factory option - the code for the shaker just got implemented.

nice - I will have them add to the game then.

Pumped.

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#3303 3 years ago

OLI

O-from-DO

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Dortmund

7y 47,300 62 21 27

Quoted from FatPanda:
The shaker is properly implemented on the latest official code. If you wanted to DIY the shaker, installation is very easy. The plastic protectors are a set of clear plastics that go underneath each game plastic. Worth it IMO.

Great. Thx!

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#3304 3 years ago

MAT

f3honda4me

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Colgate, WI

5y 104K 3,330 1 11

Shaker go BRRRRRR

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#3305 3 years ago

G

guitarded

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Yo Scott -

About time for a new Quote isn't it? We've been evil/smart for a long time.

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#3306 3 years ago

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SpookyLuke

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Hey guys check back here for a pretty cool Spooky/Bug/Luke collaboration release tomorrow at 3pm!

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#3307 3 years ago

MAT

mpdpvdpin

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Providence, RI

6y 95,050 4,427 7 96 1

How awesome is the shaker on this game? I’m not a huuuge shaker guy but if it’s really well integrated and adds a lot to the game I may pop for one.

Quoted from FatPanda:
The shaker is properly implemented on the latest official code. If you wanted to DIY the shaker, installation is very easy. The plastic protectors are a set of clear plastics that go underneath each game plastic. Worth it IMO.

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#3308 3 years ago

MLH

DylanFan71

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Saginaw, MI

11y 105K 1,632 17 6

Talks about the origins of Rick & Morty about 12:45 in. Just me or is there a resemblance to TheNoTrashCougar ?

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#3309 3 years ago

JDL

FYMF

Inactive member

Clearwater, FL

4y 40,800 535 5

Quoted from O-from-DO:
Is the shaker already supported properly with the last code? Have to choose my options today and still think about the best setting. Has anyone ordered the plastic protectors btw? Couldn´t find a pic or description so far. I would guess it´s a pair of clear plastics for the slingshots or is there even more protection? At the moment I would go for the plastics, the RGB speakers, the interior sidegraphics and the target decals.

Shaker is supported in latest code and awesome.

As far as options. I go/went with the buy em all opinion and option.

Not a fan of going to Vegas on a budget or doing anything 95%.

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#3310 3 years ago

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littlecammi

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Carol Stream, IL

11y 82,650 4,532 19

Quoted from FYMF:
As far as build options, I go with the buy 'em all option.

35.00 for plastic protectors? Yes! Reason: Inexpensive and easier than installing them yourself later.
65.00 for interior graphics? Yes! Same reason as above. (Unless you prefer mirror blades or aftermarket artwork.)
45.00 for knocker installed? Yes if coded in any game modes. Personal choice if only used for awarding replays.
120.00 for shaker installed? Yes. Same reason as above. (Unless looking for ways to hold down total game cost.)
95.00 for RGB speaker lights? Yes! Same reason as above. (Unless looking for ways to hold down game cost.)
50.00 for access plate in coin door? Yes if intending to add headphone adaptor or dollar bill validator. Otherwise no.
40.00 for coin box with lid? Yes. (Unless will always be home use only or looking for ways to hold down cost.)
10.00 for target decal set? Yes! Because why not dress the game up a little for only ten bucks?
999.00 for butter cabinet? Only if you can handle the extra grand and the cabinet sides will be visible in your lineup.
225.00 (or 250.00 with access plate) for color-matched coin door? Personal choice if you love the BSE powder coating.

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#3311 3 years ago

JDL

FYMF

Inactive member

Clearwater, FL

4y 40,800 535 5

Quoted from littlecammi:
35.00 for plastic protectors? Yes! Reason: Inexpensive and easier than installing them yourself later.
65.00 for interior graphics? Yes! Same reason as above. (Unless you prefer mirror blades or aftermarket artwork.)
45.00 for knocker installed? Yes if coded in any game modes. Personal choice if only used for awarding replays.
120.00 for shaker installed? Yes. Same reason as above. (Unless looking for ways to hold down total game cost.)
95.00 for RGB speaker lights? Yes! Same reason as above. (Unless looking for ways to hold down game cost.)
50.00 for access plate in coin door? Yes if intending to add headphone adaptor or dollar bill validator. Otherwise no.
40.00 for coin box with lid? Yes. (Unless will always be home use only and looking for ways to hold down cost.)
10.00 for target decal set? Yes! Because why not dress the game up a little for only ten bucks?
999.00 for butter cabinet? Only if you can handle the extra grand and the cabinet sides will be visible in your lineup.
225.00 (or 250.00 with access plate) for color-matched coin door? Personal choice if you love the BSE powder coating.

Reminded me: I got every option less coin box and dollar feeder as this will be my HUO indefinitely. All other options were a definite yes just the same as my ACNC.

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#3312 3 years ago

BRC

jellikit

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Plainfield, IL

11y 106K 4,453 6

OP
Quoted from TheNoTrashCougar:
That is the correct shaker.

Are you sure this isn't it?

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#3313 3 years ago

JJJ

jonesjb

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New York, NY

10y 118K 3,945 3 19

Quoted from littlecammi:
35.00 for plastic protectors? Yes! Reason: Inexpensive and easier than installing them yourself later.
65.00 for interior graphics? Yes! Same reason as above. (Unless you prefer mirror blades or aftermarket artwork.)
45.00 for knocker installed? Yes if coded in any game modes. Personal choice if only used for awarding replays.
120.00 for shaker installed? Yes. Same reason as above. (Unless looking for ways to hold down total game cost.)
95.00 for RGB speaker lights? Yes! Same reason as above. (Unless looking for ways to hold down game cost.)
50.00 for access plate in coin door? Yes if intending to add headphone adaptor or dollar bill validator. Otherwise no.
40.00 for coin box with lid? Yes. (Unless will always be home use only or looking for ways to hold down cost.)
10.00 for target decal set? Yes! Because why not dress the game up a little for only ten bucks?
999.00 for butter cabinet? Only if you can handle the extra grand and the cabinet sides will be visible in your lineup.
225.00 (or 250.00 with access plate) for color-matched coin door? Personal choice if you love the BSE powder coating.

I wonder if there would be a knocker dimension?

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#3314 3 years ago

RAZ

razorsedge

FRAG

8y 78,850 3,257

Quoted from jonesjb:
I wonder if there would be a knocker dimension?

Oh please yes! ... that would be up there with the wilhelm and TNA dimensions!

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#3315 3 years ago

JON

Tricyclejon

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Atlantic City, NJ

5y 44,150 26 7

Does anyone know what # of Rick and Morty machines have hit the streets?

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#3316 3 years ago

MGS

MikeS

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Quoted from Tricyclejon:
Does anyone know what # of Rick and Morty machines have hit the streets?

I think they are around #80 but hoping it will be 90-100 real soon!

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#3317 3 years ago

MAC

frankmac

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Quoted from Tricyclejon:
Does anyone know what # of Rick and Morty machines have hit the streets?

#77 is in the house.

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#3318 3 years ago

MAT

f3honda4me

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Colgate, WI

5y 104K 3,330 1 11

Quoted from Tricyclejon:
Does anyone know what # of Rick and Morty machines have hit the streets?

Quoted from MikeS:
I think they are around #80 but hoping it will be 90-100 real soon!

I have #81 but hasn’t shipped yet. Any day I’d imagine.

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#3319 3 years ago

JJJ

jonesjb

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New York, NY

10y 118K 3,945 3 19

Quoted from razorsedge:
Oh please yes! ... that would be up there with the wilhelm and TNA dimensions!

I feel knocker dimension could most appropriately be referred to as B00b World.

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#3320 3 years ago

JON

Tricyclejon

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Atlantic City, NJ

5y 44,150 26 7

Quoted from frankmac:
#77 is in the house.[quoted image]

Word.. I am #118 trying to be patient..

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#3321 3 years ago

QUY

FatPanda

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7y 141K 7,174 32

Quoted from mpdpvdpin:
How awesome is the shaker on this game? I’m not a huuuge shaker guy but if it’s really well integrated and adds a lot to the game I may pop for one.

I think the shaker is implemented well. It definitely goes off at the appropriate times and it is a variable shake, not just at 0% or 100%. I tend to add shakers to games that support them, but there are definitely games where I'm ok without them. I think it's a good add imo.

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#3322 3 years ago

CEC

JustEverett

Wichita Pinball (WPC)

Wichita, KS

6y 133K 1,750 25 71

Kaneda just posted this fix in the Facebook group, so I thought I would share. I’ve only played one R&M but I definitely had issues with scoop rejects. This is one solution to keep in mind.

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#3323 3 years ago

MGS

MikeS

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Quoted from JustEverett:
Kaneda just posted this fix in the Facebook group, so I thought I would share. I’ve only played one R&M but I definitely had issues with scoop rejects. This is one solution to keep in mind.
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Quoted from Yelobird:
For me, to correct the scoop ejects I added 2 washers under the three mount points on the scoop underside. Basically lowering it 1/8”. After lowering I Slightly raised the scoop hood radius about the same till it touched the plastic. Works perfectly now for me. Much different from when new. Good luck.

I think this is a common fix/adjustment for the scoop. But its good to keep in mind.

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#3324 3 years ago

DJQ

DanQverymuch

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Neenah, WI

12y 98,550 4,530

Seems to me like another tweak they ought to do at the factory.

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#3325 3 years ago

GAC

gac

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11y 85,550 2,887

Quoted from DanQverymuch:
Seems to me like another tweak they ought to do at the factory.

Oh boy... get your popcorn ready.

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#3326 3 years ago

DJQ

DanQverymuch

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Neenah, WI

12y 98,550 4,530

Well, isn't it 10 times easier to slap a few washers in there during initial assembly?

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#3327 3 years ago

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adamross

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Los Angeles, CA

6y 81,050 1,364 5

Anyone have pics of where the washers go?

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#3328 3 years ago

DOG

Whysnow

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12y 187K 35,338 30 1

Quoted from DanQverymuch:
Seems to me like another tweak they ought to do at the factory.

scoop works great!

Bend it up or down slightly if you have issues.
No need to lower the whole unit, which will expose the edge of pf wood.

If you have a bunch of rejects then you could also round the metal edge slight to make it less squared/level w pf so balls drop in.

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#3329 3 years ago

DAD

docquest

Docquest Pinball Mods

North Attleboro, MA

12y 131K 3,946 8

Quoted from Whysnow:
If you have a bunch of rejects then you could also round the metal edge slight to make it less squared/level w pf so balls drop in.

That sounds harder than just adding a couple of washers.

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#3330 3 years ago

KAR

northerndude

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I would probable just add one washer at a time until it takes the balls easily. (insert joke here)
Probably easier than rounding or filing the metal edge.

*edit - beat me to it

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#3331 3 years ago

G

guitarded

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Unknown

5y 70,400 3,500 10

Quoted from adamross:Anyone have pics of where the washers go?

Washers would go between the scoop assembly and the PF. Basically, you are shimming it to lower the front edge of the scoop. Might only need to do the front, but I can't tell you for over a year.

If you are gonna do all 4, it wouldn't really be any harder to remove it and file that edge as Whysnow / Hilton / Hamilton suggests.

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#3332 3 years ago

JJJ

jonesjb

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New York, NY

10y 118K 3,945 3 19

Quoted from Whysnow:
scoop works great!
Bend it up or down slightly if you have issues.
No need to lower the whole unit, which will expose the edge of pf wood.
If you have a bunch of rejects then you could also round the metal edge slight to make it less squared/level w pf so balls drop in.

I wonder if after lowering the lip with washers, it would also be helpful to wrap a strip of Mylar across the playfield wood and over the lip of metal. It would help protect and smooth.

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#3333 3 years ago

DOG

Whysnow

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12y 187K 35,338 30 1

Quoted from jonesjb:
I wonder if after lowering the lip with washers, it would also be helpful to wrap a strip of Mylar across the playfield wood and over the lip of metal. It would help protect and smooth.

I would

I for sure wont lower the scoop and expose the edge of the wood like that.

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#3334 3 years ago

RLM

Pinball-Obsessed

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loving the new RM thread name!

good one Scott

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#3335 3 years ago

TRG

TomGWI

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12y 143K 10,945 156

Quoted from northerndude:
I would probable just add one washer at a time until it takes the balls easily. (insert joke here)
Probably easier than rounding or filing the metal edge.
*edit - beat me to it

Had to add washers on my Snake on Metallica to get it level with the playfield. Adding a few washers to the scoop does seem a lot easier than filing the scoop.

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#3336 3 years ago

TRG

TomGWI

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Quoted from Pinball-Obsessed:
loving the new RM thread name!
good one Scott
[quoted image]

Hope there will be a fake acid mode added. My favorite season 4 episode.

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#3337 3 years ago

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SpookyLuke

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Quoted from DanQverymuch:
Well, isn't it 10 times easier to slap a few washers in there during initial assembly?

For sure! We don't lower those at the factory as a way to protect the wood edge long term! Believe me we spend hours deliberating everything here lol. Seems like every change has Pros/Cons. We really try to be transparent and helpful. Denying everything and claiming our machines are perfect is not our thing

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#3338 3 years ago

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adamross

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#75 reporting for duty.

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#3339 3 years ago

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SpookyLuke

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Hey guys just wanted to let you know over here that we will be posting some super cool custom armour sets for sale on our website for all previous Spooky Games (minus Rick and Morty of course!)

As you know, I have a small metal business and on the weekends I make the majority of Spooky's metal parts. While we were shut down and unable to work due to Covid mandations, Bug (Charlie's Son) and I, made a whole bunch of really unique rails as a way to stay busy and try to recover from the lost work. Bug is currently in college learning AutoCAD and he was pretty excited to try out his skills.

If the sets are listed as "In Stock" on the website that means they are 100% done and in a shipping tube! Which is a limited amount for now! We just need to print a shipping label and drop them off to be mailed! I know in the past there have been some outside projects that had long wait times. I am going to do my absolute best to not have that be the case here. We have pre made 110 total sets (as many as we could afford to gamble on). If these sell, we will expand speed and batch size as quickly as possible to meet the demand. You can always email me at [email protected] also with any future ideas or specific requests you guys might have. We also made an install video for these sets of armour.

http://shop.spookypinball.com/Special-Cool-Stuff_c_19.html

Hope you guys like the product... we really put all we had into this! I will be making a separate thread for this so as not to interfere here. I just wanted to let you guys know here first because i figured most of our customers were checking in here!

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#3340 3 years ago

BAZ

mbasnight

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Canyon Lake, TX

4y 43,050 121

SpookyLuke are these limited time only deals, or do you plan on continuing to manufacture these into the foreseeable future? Cuz I dont (yet) own my very own TNA but would love to have the metal work here.

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#3341 3 years ago

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SpookyLuke

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Quoted from mbasnight:
spookyluke are these limited time only deals, or do you plan on continuing to manufacture these into the foreseeable future? Cuz I dont (yet) own my very own TNA but would love to have the metal work here.

All depends on how well it sells! New thread called "Spooky Custom Armour Kits" should be up i will update you guys there!

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/spooky-custom-armour-kits

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#3342 3 years ago

RLM

Pinball-Obsessed

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Quoted from SpookyLuke:
All depends on how well it sells! New thread called "Spooky Custom Armour Kits" should be up i will update you guys there!

http://shop.spookypinball.com/Special-Cool-Stuff_c_19.html

nice kits Luke!

oops I didn't notice you already posted the link...

oh well, twice is better

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#3343 3 years ago

TOM

pinballinreno

Computer Extreme

9y 134K 15,505 31

Quoted from SpookyLuke:
For sure! We don't lower those at the factory as a way to protect the wood edge long term! Believe me we spend hours deliberating everything here lol. Seems like every change has Pros/Cons. We really try to be transparent and helpful. Denying everything and claiming our machines are perfect is not our thing

CGC had a similar problem with the SOL scoop.

The correct fitting was 1/64" below the surface of the playfield.

They sent out replacement "Mantis style" protectors an/or scoops that achieved this placement.

This placement protects the playfield well enough for that game.

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#3344 3 years ago

CEC

JustEverett

Wichita Pinball (WPC)

Wichita, KS

6y 133K 1,750 25 71

Quoted from SpookyLuke:
For sure! We don't lower those at the factory as a way to protect the wood edge long term! Believe me we spend hours deliberating everything here lol. Seems like every change has Pros/Cons. We really try to be transparent and helpful. Denying everything and claiming our machines are perfect is not our thing

That was my first concern when seeing the "fix", but I did have a ton of trouble making the shot the one day I played the game. And I have always struggled with the scoop on TNA.

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#3345 3 years ago

KED

iepinball

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I took slow-mo video from the game here before I dropped it with washers AND bent the scoop hood down ever so slightly. I tried to just bend the hood down first but it wasn't until I dropped the scoop also that the rejects stopped. I was not willing to file down the inside edges of the scoop but understand how that could help. Not worried about wear as the hard edge of the wood is still covered by the scoop edges. YMMV

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#3346 3 years ago

FRI

FrederikFrost

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Smørum

10y 41,550 627 7

I don't know my number yet, but my distributor in Europe asked me for details regarding the add-on options.
Looks like a number of machines might be heading to Europe soon! Super excited.

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#3347 3 years ago

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frankmac

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Quoted from iepinball:
I took slow-mo video from the game here before I dropped it with washers AND bent the scoop hood down ever so slightly. I tried to just bend the hood down first but it wasn't until I dropped the scoop also that the rejects stopped. I was not willing to file down the inside edges of the scoop but understand how that could help. Not worried about wear as the hard edge of the wood is still covered by the scoop edges. YMMV

I will lower mine tonight. Thanks for the post.

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#3348 3 years ago

DOG

Whysnow

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Quoted from iepinball:
I took slow-mo video from the game here before I dropped it with washers AND bent the scoop hood down ever so slightly. I tried to just bend the hood down first but it wasn't until I dropped the scoop also that the rejects stopped. I was not willing to file down the inside edges of the scoop but understand how that could help. Not worried about wear as the hard edge of the wood is still covered by the scoop edges. YMMV

Looks like just bending the hood of the scoop down would have taken care of it also. ???

That is the very first thing I do on any scoop I am adjusting.

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#3349 3 years ago

DAD

docquest

Docquest Pinball Mods

North Attleboro, MA

12y 131K 3,946 8

Quoted from Whysnow:
Looks like just bending the hood of the scoop down would have taken care of it also. ???
That is the very first thing I do on any scoop I am adjusting.

I'm not sure I follow how bending the hood would help reduce rejects?

When you say hood you're talking about the curved top piece of the scoop right?

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#3350 3 years ago

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arzoo

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Quoted from iepinball:
I took slow-mo video from the game here before I dropped it with washers AND bent the scoop hood down ever so slightly. I tried to just bend the hood down first but it wasn't until I dropped the scoop also that the rejects stopped. I was not willing to file down the inside edges of the scoop but understand how that could help. Not worried about wear as the hard edge of the wood is still covered by the scoop edges. YMMV

Very interesting, looks like the shots that hit the left or right side (of the metal protector) bounced out, and the shots that were direct went down, but still not smoothly. Can you do a slow-mo video after the adjustments?

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