Thanks for starting this owners club. Blackout was the first pin I bought. Seems like I played it every night at the local bar back in the day.

I have a tech question for the group.

My Blackout has a Rottendog MPU 327 board. Everything works great except that the green bank lights will not go solid when hit - they continuously flash. I have spoken with the owner of Rottendog and he sent a couple of chips that I replaced on the board but it did not fix the problem. Anyone experience the same problem or have any ideas about what might be causing it? I still think it is the board.

I am thinking about buying the planetary pinball backglass. I have two original back glasses. I,would consider selling one,of,them if anyone is interested.

Thanks.

I have a question for the group. I have two original Blackout backglasses that I would say are a 7 out of 10. There is some general flaking but no really bad areas. I am trying to decide whether or not to pull the trigger on the reproduction sold by planetary pinball. To offset the cost of the reproduction I was thinking of selling one or both of the originals. My question is 1 ) would you sell both originals or keep at least one and, 2) what would be a reasonable price for an original backglass in decent/good condition?

FYI. I posted over the weekend to the forum about a controlled lamp issue I was having on my Blackout - green target lamps and center bonus lamps stayed in strobe mode throughout the game. The problem was a loosely soldered wire to the green capacitor in the back cabinet.