There’s a seller on eBay “classicarcades” that is selling them.

I tried using the tool to no avail ended up taking the board out and used a small flat head screw driver. I just couldn’t seem to get any movement of the rom using the tool.

Good luck

No it’s a different one

Looking at his website he doesn’t seem to have part numbers, you probably just need to order via description shouldn’t be a problem if you are ordering directly from Cliff

What did it sell for?

There has to be at least another bidder who missed out to push it that high. Strike while the irons hot!

I recently tweaked my settings so that the time, day and date show when my machine is on. I recently noticed that from day to day turning the machine on and off the settings hold the date and time, but if I leave the machine off for a week or so the date and time are no longer correct. Everything else like high scores and even the score from the last game remain and I religiously change the batteries every 12 months and currently have fresh ones in. I know it’s not a big deal but just wondered if this was a common problem or do I perhaps have a slight issue somewhere?

Were they the pop bumper disc led’s you went with?

Thx, I think I have found my next project. It seems from reading that most wire them in to the lightning bolts, but has anyone connected them up to the GI so they would remain lit the whole time?

That is clever!

So is it as simple as running the wires to the nearest GI globe and piggy backing off it? Are there any polarity issues to be aware of with the base of the GI globe socket when connecting to it?

I have no idea why I didn’t do this back in COVID when I had the ramps out, but after seeing the chat here about the lighted pop bumpers I figured it just had to be done.

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I think I got the caps and skirts from Nino at RTBB sometime back and the LED inserts from Pinball Haus.

Oh and the clear pop bumper body from Pinball Haus as well.

Yes

Am thinking about mirror blades but realised there is that metal guide or flat bracket that sits between the main ramp and the side wall, not sure what it’s called but in my case it’s flush up against the side wall so can see it scratching the mirror blades as soon as I lift the playfield. There doesn’t appear to be much flex in it because of the ramp either. Has it caused a problem with anyone’s mirror blades?

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They look like a great idea.

Just wondering, the metal flap (for want of a better description) that sits between the side of the machine and the two ramps on the left hand side, does everyone’s touch the side wall? And if so does it damage or scratch the side art or mirror blades if you have those on your machine when it comes to raising and lowering the playfield?

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Yep I think that has to be the plan.