Hello,
Last night i was trying to "silence" my pinball machine using this tecnique:
Im going to try to silence my machines using this tecnique:
http://tuukan.fliput.net/shutup_en.html
Coilstop damping
Much of solenoid noise is cause by plunger hitting the coilstop. However most work is done during the pull in phase. By softening the coil stop, solenoid noise can be reduced. One way is to glue a soft plastic part onto coilstop. This can be used on flippers, bumpers and slingshots.
If you have recently replaced the coilstops with new ones, the thickness of plastic may cause problems. This damping method is best suitable for slightly worn parts.
But now if the bat is up and the ball hit´s it he goes down again, is looks like he as no strengt..
Any ideias pinsiders!?
Regards