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Voltage isn't the problem. It is current (amps) that you should be concerned with. Cab switches also transfer all the current to operate flippers on these older games. Also, check and rein board connectors for the cab switch grounds that attach to the mainland (k1 relay enables flippers by completing the ground path)
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