Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, The
Data East, 1993
Back to the Future: The Pinball
Data East, 1990
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Data East, 1991
Checkpoint
Data East, 1991
Guns N' Roses
Data East, 1994
Hook
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Quoted from ChadH:JP also has patch out.
Yes, that JP ROM patch is much appreciated. I was also a bit of a B/W snob for a few years, but after purchasing a really nice HUO JP this summer I found out that the DE games can also be a lot of fun so I recently picked up a TFTC as well.
Thanks Chad for the ROM code updates to freshen up our games.
Gord
Quoted from mrsyfy:this is the hinge I am looking for on the lower right. Thank you
Try the following thread. If you are looking for DE or Sega playfield pivots Pinsider Frantickoala was making them about a year ago.
Gord
Quoted from ImNotNorm:I'm just asking in general about the shaker because I'm wondering if all that shaking will cause problems down the road. (things shaking out of place or falling off onto the cabinet)
Hi Sean,
The shaker motor is great on TFTC and I haven't had any problems with things shaking out of place or falling off into the cabinet in the 3 years that I have owned my TFTC. You will be glad that you were able to get your shaker motor working on your TFTC once you play a few games with the shaker motor being fully functional.
Good luck on your upcoming NOS TFTC playfield swap. Your TFTC will really shine with a new playfield.
Gord
Quoted from Blackbeard:Guys: working on a jp.
Pinwiki and manual has the PPB board fuse F6 as a 5A. But clays guide lists it as a 3A.
Also fuse for F9 as well as pinwiki and clay says 5A but but manual says 4A.
Can anyone confirm correct fuses?
Also a source for the correct fuse clips
Thanks!
Hi BB,
Look at the board on the far left-hand side of the photo below from my JP archive photos for the F6 fuse (bottom fuse) on the PCB itself it displays 5A SB. Make sure that you zoom in on the photo to see all the required detail.
Gord
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