Quoted from sd_tom:

pinball life has teal star posts

Quoted from sd_tom:

https://www.pinballlife.com/index.php?p=product&id=315
'also available in black and teal not shown'
i ordered like 30 of them a month ago.

Quoted from freddy:

Still looking for cave plastic thanks freddy

Quoted from cooked71:

My Fathom has a mostly rubber grommets holding down the plastics. Is this stock and where do you get them?

Quoted from gliebig:

Anyone know Fathom flipper rubber size?
Also, I am missing the one-way gate at the top of the shooter lane. Anyone know a part number for that or where I can get one? Marco doesn't have them.
Thanks,
G

Quoted from Mudflaps:

Where is the best place to buy #44 lamp sockets to replace the #555 sockets? Looking for a single bayonet with the other side mounted to the ground wire. [quoted image]

Quoted from meSz:

https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/haggis-pinball-announces-fathom-revisted-in-depth-overview-of-the-machine-editions-features-rules-plus-an-interview-with-haggis-pinball/

Quoted from zahner:

I know there is a very nice original for sale that’s at the same price as Shay sells his awesome reproduction BGs.
Look here:
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/119332

Quoted from Mudflaps:

My upper right flipper was intermittent, now won’t engage at all. When I press the right flipper button, the upper right flipper vibrates just enough (and hums) where I can tell it’s getting power.
Voltage at the coil is 44V. Switch contacts seem good.
Any ideas? Could this be a board issue? I have an Alltek Solenoid Driver Board with an original MPU.
Lower right flipper (works fine):
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Upper right flipper (not working with good voltage):
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Quoted from Mudflaps:

Green goes first with the cabinet and last with the head. As far as color, I’m not a purist at all. I just picked the ‘close enough’ colors at Home Depot.
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Quoted from ABE_FLIPS:

Thanks, it's a great game. I love how well you can work on your nudging.

Quoted from ABE_FLIPS:

I love how well you can work on your nudging.

Quoted from pinballlarry1:

Greetings Fathomites. I am working on game #EFA3851 for a friend, bringing it back from years (decade?) of negelect. Typical broken rubbers, 90% burned out lamps, MPU battery damage, horribly dirty playfield, etc. So far, I have installed a new Alltek MPU board, relamped with led's, new rubbers, replaced incorrect parts as found etc. It boots fine, plays well, and even the sound and speech are working. Owner inherited this game from his father-in-law and has let it languish in a game room along with slots and jukes. My question, I am trying to replace the mangled one-way wire gate assembly from the shooter lane into the A B C rollover area. The existing gate was installed backwards, allowing the ball to reenter the shooter lane, and has been twisted, bent and scratched very badly. I reinstalled it correctly and have it barely functional right now but am leery of further twisting the wire form. Bally part #ASE-2250-93, no luck searching on the usual vendor websites. Hoping someone has one or knows of a suitable replacement. Dimension between mounting post studs is 2 3/8". Thanks for any help! pinballlarry in Montana
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Quoted from freddy:

Same gate as Dr. Dude and scared stiff possibly others.
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/A-21339

Quoted from mjmpin:

Thanks, yeah, I read at TP3 and on mine its reading 15V. Im good with adding a small PS - that way (however trivial) I am not adding any load t the vintage electronics & I have the same LEDSsame color on 4 machines lined up, so prefer them all to be the same intensity. Yes they are 12V strips
I just have to move the 110v AC plug jack from up stream to downstream of the power switch. Odd that by design it is up stream, why would you want additional power source not switched?
appreciated!