Hi Sonora70
You were moaning about the schematics. May I enlighten (or confuse ?) You ? See the JPG - it is from my Far Out pin - in the pin there are the wires, in the lower part of the JPG I cleaned out many wirings (easyer to look at the JPG) - I only show the wiring for "some*** 50'000 points (blue lines)" and for "some*** 80'000 points (brown lines)". In the pin there are the wires, in the upper part of the JPG I cleaned out many wirings - I only show the wiring for "3000*** points (blue lines)" and for "5000*** points (brown lines)".

At "my red E" You see: I plugged-in the wire for "some*** 50'000 points (blue)" into the socket for "4000 points (blue)", the socket (4000) is connected to "3000 on the Score Drums".
Lets gain a Replay by reaching the limit of 54000 points. Player-1 is playing so "my red B" is as shown in the JPG - so "my red L" is as shown in the JPG. The 10'000-Score-Drum of Player-1 is in Position "5 means some 50'000 points, my red I,J", the 1000-Score-Drum of Player-1 is in Position "3 means 3000 - my red C, don't worry, read on". The ball on the playfield hits a target. A thousand points shall be made - the L-1000-Points-Relay (upper left corner in the JPG) is made to actuate - it pulls-in so switch "my red A" closes - Player-1 is playing (my red B is closed) - look further: A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,IJ,K,L,M,N,O --- nice, the Replay-Counter is stepped up.

Maybe confusing - the some*** - and the 3000*** and the 5000*** (?)
The pin and us have different opinions on "making 1000 points" --- we say: 1000 points are made because we see a Score-Drum do a step. The pin says: 1000 points are made when the 1000-Point-Relay starts pulling-in - this is an off-setin time, the pin is earlyer than us.
Making 1000 points: The 1000-Point-Relay pulls-in, closes switches - one closed switch let current flow to the Coil on the 1000-Points-Score-Drum - the plunger on the Drum is pulled-in - NOW the 1000-Point-Relay is made "stop-pulling" - the switch on the relay opening cuts current to the coil on the drum - the plunger on the drum is pulled back by its retaining spring - NOW, tooth on the pulled-back plunger behind tooth on the gear on the drum - NOW the drum is stepped and we see "points are made".
To make an replay on 54'000 points: The thousands Drum must be in position "3" - the 1000-Point-Relay pulls-in - through the wiring in the JPG the Replay is given - THEN the Drum is stepped and we see "4 means 54'000 points."
All the "some*** XX'000 points wires" have the range "31'000 ... 40'000" or "41'000 ... 50'000" or, or, or.
Enlightened or confused ? Greetings Rolf

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