I just picked up a Firepower and have a question for those who are much more knowledgeable than myself. The project I picked up had no boards or backbox transformer, so I opted for a Rottendog MPU327, an original power supply and a sound and speech board from Pinball PCB. The guy who sold me the FP project also included a Pokerino Backbox with a transformer in it, which he says would work. The question I have, what modifications/additions must I do to the the Pokerino transformer to make it work for my FP. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I found a pic of the inside of a Pokerino and there are differences in the wiring detail. The transformer is the same but there are a few extra wires on a Firepower. I'm not that fluent in schematics lol, I'm more of a visual person first and then apply my learning to what needs to be measured when it comes to power ratings and connections.

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Thanks for all your help guys, trying to find a wiring harness for this pin
is proving very difficult. I will create one by reading the schematics and hopefully I can get it going using this transformer.

Finally got the machine going. There's a few bulbs out, sockets need replacing. I was able to configure the transformer from the Pokerino. Had to make up a wiring harness (kept the wire colour combo intact from original) with the proper Molex plug connector. Did the mods for the fuses and rectifiers. Only thing not working now are the flippers funny enough. Hope to have that solved soon. Should be a nice pin when it's done.

Just wondering if that would still be an issue with having replaced all the boards with new ones. I guess new stuff aint perfect always lol