I have seen some issues lately with more that normal "sticky flippers" on Bally games. I have investigated it, and there seems to be a pattern of games with replacement coil stops that does not look like the original ones. Clearly an after market product.
So I wonder. Does anyone have experience with some replacement coil stops that have proven to retain low magnitism. A particular brand / vendor that works.
Or, maybe some tricks to improve performance.
Thanks.
We redesigned ours so you can use the original coil stop bracket. They take inspiration from an early Gottlieb design but we have designed in a hex socket to enable easy tightening.
These can be used with most machines and are available here:
http://www.johns-arcade.com/product-page/aff26ecf-ca1f-8bb8-fe88-b22271d8d414
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