Funny.
My machines are clean and working. And I've had 5 customers since noon. They've spent less than $10.
Wtf players ?
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Funny.
My machines are clean and working. And I've had 5 customers since noon. They've spent less than $10.
Wtf players ?
LTG : )
Quoted from Pinballmike217:Hah, at least your customers spent money. I still get tokens from other crap arcades jamming up my machines all the time.
You have to catch them. It's called theft of services when you call the police.
LTG : )
Quoted from Av8:I have bought parts on Pinballlife and delivered to operators free
Cool. I'll send you my parts list.
You do tools too, or just parts ?
LTG : )
( am kidding, and appreciate your trying to make pinball out there better )
Quoted from scottc:One has dollar bill accepter and need to figure out how to do it on the bally pin.
Simple way is get 110 AC to the validator ( service outlet can be used ) and two wires to a coin switch. ( orange and brown on a MARS validator ). Set pulses on validator to 4. So a dollar bill registers four quarters.
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Quoted from scottc:any thoughts?
Hard wire it. White and black on validator is your AC, orange and brown is for a switch. forget 3 pin connector, probably not for a validator.
LTG : )
Quoted from Finrod:I don't know where you were playing pinball in the 1980s, but where I was, there wasn't a single pinball machine that charged more than $0.25/play until Black Knight 2000 came along and was set to $0.50/game, 5 balls/game. Earthshaker was the last $0.25/game machine, after that they went to the bogus $0.50/1, $0.75/2, $1/3 setup.
Black Knight ( the original, not 2000 ) shipped at 50¢ play.
Ops could raise or lower it.
LTG : )
Quoted from BC_Gambit:I vaguely remember LTG posting way back when how little his Circus Voltaire had collected over a period of time (2 quarters in a week? Something like that...). That's not even enough to break even on the cost of electricity.
I had a mint one. Great shape. Purple frame headers on it. Everything worked. High wire worked right.
Sat on the end of the front row near my counter, a great spot in the room. And it did a buck, buck and a half a week. There was a reason Williams closed it out. Might be a great home pin, but didn't produce for me.
LTG : )
Quoted from grendle308:You'd hope that operators would have a little more
As long as players support locations known for games that don't work, are dirty, not level, and don't make payouts. You won't see any change.
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