Hotdoggin'
Bally, 1980...or atleast that's what the flyer says! Ok I looked and there wasn't a Hotdoggin' club so I will start one.
I got lucky and picked one up after getting some local play on one located at Electric Bat here in Tempe, AZ. She is a survivor and plays wonderful. I love the colors and art style of this machine. It's a (ski) trip.
With a production run of 2,050, how many are still out there? Who has one?
I got one just a couple of weeks ago. It's pretty beat with some terrible playfield touch up work. The two lower displays appear to not be working. I think i might just buy the 7-digit display set from XPIN as i hear this game is not too hard to roll (>999,999 points).
Would be curious if anyone has modded this machine to make the loop in the upper left behind the in-line drops more meaningful.
Quoted from Crackle:Can anyone tell me what colors the white wires in the pic should be? They come from the rectifier board and go into the two terminals above. I'm replacing the rectifier board so want to get it looking correct.
Your rectifier board has had some bridge rectifier failures. So someone has wired up two external bridge rectifiers (terminals as you called them) to get the machine working. When you replace the rectifier board, you can remove those white wires and the two bridge rectifiers mounted to the side of the cabinet. They are not factory, someone has added them to resolve problems with your current rectifier board.
I hope to be hitting the slopes on Monday. Grabbing one from a buddy, super excited, but have not seen it yet.
Just joined the club! snagged one that has sat for a long time.... need to clean it up and put it on route!
I assume there are no plastic sets or protectors available?
Quoted from northvibe:Just joined the club! snagged one that has sat for a long time.... need to clean it up and put it on route!
I assume there are no plastic sets or protectors available?
I have never seen protectors or replacement sets for this one. Congrats. Super fun game.
Quoted from guitarded:I have never seen protectors or replacement sets for this one. Congrats. Super fun game.
thanks! Been trying to cut/make our own plastic protectors but it is a finicky job.
Anyone find a cap kit for the sound board AS-3022-x?
from pictures it looks like
2 x 1uF 100v
2 x 470uF 16v
4700uF 25v
Quoted from northvibe:Anyone find a cap kit for the sound board AS-3022-x?
from pictures it looks like
2 x 1uF 100v
2 x 470uF 16v
4700uF 25v
I recently ordered a bunch from Jameco including your listed values. It’s fine to use higher voltage.
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