These will work in any late 70s early 80s Bally, Stern, Gottlieb Pin; please check your machine to ensure they use the same button assemblies. Make sure your game uses similar mounting techniques before requesting a place in line.

I had two sets of PCBs; one of which is slated for Phase2 of the Star Trek: Mirror Universe project - The other is for sale here.

What you'll get:
* 2qty hand-built PCBs with colored LEDs.
* 2 qty 2pin power connectors to tie into your own 6.3VAC GI circuit.

Checkout the video of the prototypes before and after installation:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/52968060@N00/4142107805/

What you'll need to supply:
* reuse of your flipper Bushings.
* reuse of your mounting screws.
* reuse of your existing flipper switch.
* A Pair of Translucent Flipper buttons: PBResource.com sells transparent red or green. My Shapeways shop at: supplies Translucent clear:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/button-patentcopyright-owner#post-1849919
if going on a Star Trek machine.
* a 6.3V GI connection point

What you'll need to remove:
* existing opaque button
* back support plate.

Let me be clear; this is not a High Volume Manufacturing operation. The PCB set was hand assembled; tested; and ready for packing and shipping.

Price is $89 + shipping. This price will require manual splicing into the 6.3VAC circuit of the Pin.
I have only this single pair of boards for sale at this price.

If your interested; let me know by PM or here in the thread.
stock assembly

PCBs

stackup

installed - inside

installed - outside

lunch Bump

Still available.

Sold.

Now Instock at:
http://pinball-mods.com/oscom/product_info.php/cPath/24_30/products_id/5
for $89 a pair.

The production PCBs are white and are offered in Red or Green LEDs to match the currently available transparent buttons from PBResource.com.

PCBs w/ Green LEDs are back in stock.

Pinball-Mods.com will be doing a Black Friday - Cyber Monday Sale. The discount is 12.5% off every in-stock item in our store. You will need to enter a Discount code on the Payment screen. The code is BFCM2015 and will not be active until Black Friday (11/27/2015) - no early shopping on Thanksgiving.

Backorders are not allowed but will cover every thing we have in stock including (but not limited to):
Early Solid State Buttons & Housings
Bally Flipper Button Mods

First Come First Served.

Sale Ends Monday Nov 30 at 11:59pm CST. Shipping may not be super-fast like usual... if the demand is high.

Confused... unsure why you assume it doesn't work with BH. It's actually the second machine I installed them in... my Brother's Black Hole I gave him for christmas one year.

Now that I look at the product name... it becomes confusing.
Rest assured; The "bally" flipper button mod works one any machine which as two things:
1) The Early solidstate Buttons
2) 6.3VAC GI

John

I had nearly ZERO interest in the mod... as a result; I'm not currently planning on any additional runs on the project.

*IF* I were to do any other colors; it'd be natural white... as they'd work with any color button in front.
I'd grab the last set of Warm White LED and put a blue button in front of it... maybe even do a black housing.

Shipped. At post office.

I have plenty of Red and Green LED; but the White LED versions were hand built on empty spare boards which I no longer have stock of.
To do more White LED boards; I'd need to get at least 15 people interested in a new build.

PSD4Me... I ca won't divide this into "cool" and "warm" shipments as I highly doubt we'd have enough interested people to do 15 of each color. We'll take the middle ground and do "natural white" which would be between those to colors and should fit all applications.

This Flipper Button mod is eligible for our Black Friday 16% off Sale while supplies last. Discount does not apply to shipping.

Must Enter Discount Code: BF2017

NorthVibe,
Is there room on the front coin door for a rotating flipper button mod?
Or were you just planning on lighting with a standard LED flexhead?

I don't think the original board would fit in that location. It would stick out past the coin door.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/radiant-pinball-button-project
would work; but a last minute design issue killed after it had already been built in volume.