ok, yet again, I will chime in here, but it's getting really old. I offered two solutions for the OP (via PM and in another thread), plus the return option, which I get is not what the op is posting about. The OP has not tried anything I have offered, but repeatedly posts negatively about it.

1. Try adjusting the potentiometer inside the control box. It reduces the sensitivity to light and could keep the mod activated longer so it doesn't have the halting movement the OP shows. The OP did not try this and it may have corrected his issue. Unfortunately, I no longer have the game so I cannot test this.

2. I offered a time-delayed relay board option, which holds the power on for 1-40 seconds. Again, the OP did not take me up on this and I offered to cover shipping and make the swap free of charge.

3. A third option is to use a different insert or even a GI light, which will hold the motor and light on as long as those lights are lit. That's not how it was designed to work, but is an option.

At this point, and I have mentioned this before, we have not received any negative feedback on the performance of this mod outside of this one case and I will not change boards for the entire mod because one or two people have an issue. I also cannot account for code changes. Instead, I would prefer to deal with this on a case-by-case basis, which I have tried to do with the OP. If there are more people unhappy with this because of the code change, we would consider making the time delay relay board standard, but that has not been the case. OP appears not to believe me.

I'll leave it at that and allow my reputation to handle issues speak for itself.

How can it be sold under shady practices when there have been no complaints about the mod except from you? You want me to admit there is an issue based on what? Your experience where you didn't even bother to try a solution I offered? Yet somehow my selling tactics are shady and I need to warn everyone? Sorry, but that's not right.

Rather than posting and starting threads, you should have been willing to help troubleshoot so that we could address the issue you were having and prevent others from having your experience, which I think is what you want most. I am 100% positive I could have fixed your issue, either with your current set up or using the time-delay board. If you didn't want to bother troubleshooting, which is very clear you don't, then you should have just sent it back, it takes 5 mins or less to uninstall and I offered to send you a pre-paid return label.

As for the mod arriving damaged (since you keep bringing that up), that is entirely possible and I don't dispute it, we all know how USPS delivers. I apologized for that and offered to swap it out at no cost to you. At this point, I've done everything I can and clearly you won't accept my viewpoint so I will have nothing more to say about this.

If you want it to spin continuously, we would wire the ball without a relay board, would just plug directly into the board by the coin door. Or we could use the relay board and you could adjust it so that it’s always on by turning the adjustment screw on the relay board (I can preset it if you prefer).

I had actually forgotten about this thread and I see no ending was ever provided, thought the OP might have done that. Anyway, I provided the OP with a time delay relay board that holds the disco ball on for X number of seconds so it doesn’t go on and off repeatedly, which addressed his concerns. And for the record, sales of the disco balls have remained strong and I think I’ve had just one customer request a time delay relay board as a result of this (or the other) thread.

What insert is lit or flashes during disco mb? If it’s the purple insert on the left side by the spinner, our time delay board will hold the disco ball on while it’s lit or flashing and then several seconds after it stops flashing. Any time that insert flashes, the ball will spin for up to 5 secs before it turns off. The delay to turn it off can be set to 1-5 secs. If you want the disco ball with the time delay board, please reach out to me separately. There is more labor and parts involved so it’s more expensive than the stock set up.