Quoted from KornFreak28:

Ricochet’s LED’s look 100% better than the original LED’s

Quoted from KornFreak28:

Before you do anything we need to find out how much shipping costs to your country. Sometimes the shipping costs more than the item itself. Where are is Oslo located?

Quoted from Medisinyl:

Trying to keep some of the information in the dedicated thread, but I'll be busy with other work until Sunday, so this is on hold for a moment. I'll be aiming to open up orders sometime next week (plan is to ship a first run of at least 5 sets within two weeks of opening orders[gives me time to order additional materials based on demand and make the parts], then runs every week after that), and I'm hoping to have a non-LED version finished with a different color option to show before quoting any final pricing information.
If it's feasible to do more than 5 sets in a week, I would attempt to do so.
I have several people on a list currently and will first offer the mod to those people in the order I received interest. Again, hoping to get another color option shown before anyone makes any decisions.
As always, I appreciate the interest

Quoted from thechakapakuni:

What changed from the original?

Quoted from Manny65:

The battery is only used to hold the settings and high score information in RAM while the game is power off, and is not related to game resets.
WPC resets are covered in detail at https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Williams_WPC#Game_resets
However as a starting point if you have a DMM check the voltages at TP1, 2 & 3 on your Power Driver board (as per below)[quoted image]

Quoted from Manny65:

All looks good (only TP2 & TP3 are regulated so the others will be higher as you have found), except the TP2 5v reg is low at 4.9v (a WPC machine will reset if it drops below 4.85v).
Reseat J101 to see if this increases the TP2 voltage, if no change I'd start to suspect BR2 and C5 - I see you have a TZ and Whitewater, so you could swap your power driver board over and see the problem follows and take readings of TP2 on both.
Worth reading https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Williams_WPC#Game_resets (if you haven't already) as it covers other areas that can cause resets

Quoted from Manny65:

All looks good (only TP2 & TP3 are regulated so the others will be higher as you have found), except the TP2 5v reg is low at 4.9v (a WPC machine will reset if it drops below 4.85v).
Reseat J101 to see if this increases the TP2 voltage, if no change I'd start to suspect BR2 and C5 - I see you have a TZ and Whitewater, so you could swap your power driver board over and see the problem follows and take readings of TP2 on both.
Worth reading https://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Williams_WPC#Game_resets (if you haven't already) as it covers other areas that can cause resets

Quoted from Manny65:

Did you try reseating J101 and retesting the TP2 voltage before swapping the boards? What voltage did you see?
TP2 on TZ is 4,962 V - is this with the board that was originally in IJ or this was the reading of the TZ board before you moved it?
TP2 on IJ is 4,939 V - is this for the TZ board that you swapped into IJ?

Quoted from Jedi_Gill:

As the creator of this sound file, Yes this is the one I highly recommend many people use. I tried the Endproduk and while it was pretty darn good it has some major flaws in simply the sound spiking up when it shouldn't and some sounds even going off at the same time. In particular when you would lock a ball, and the machine says great shot for the plane exploding sequence those sounds where overlapping on one another making it impossible to hear what was going on. With the sound package I created I fixed all those glitches so now it will say great shot and then moments later locked ball.
The sound spiking up was super annoying, I was constantly fiddling with the volume knob when it got super loud and then back to regular sounds. I went through every single sound file and raised and lowered the sounds accordingly. If it was a background sound I never let some chords in the sound spike way too loud. If it was a callout, or important event I raised the volume so you would clearly hear it over the background music. Previously before I touched it these sounds where on the same level and it was harder to hear them out.
I did add/remove a few other sound bytes when you complete the characters, previously some sound bytes where just from the movie and it didn't make sense for me since the character you unlocked wasn't from the sound byte you where hearing. Now everytime you unlock that character your guaranteed to hear a sound byte from that person's mouth. It's definitely a few more than the original and I think I pulled some sound bytes from other packages. I didn't go to crazy with this but it's atleast no longer just 1 sound file per character like it was on the original. It will cycle between 3 or 4 for each character.
I really hope the community enjoys the sound package I put together; as mentioned I don't take credit for creating the actual sounds but simply refining what someone else did. This is why I called the. Jedi's re-master of Endproduk's remaster.

Quoted from Joost996me:

Looks a lot like a error I got after frying on of the boards under the playfield, while changing some LED bulbs. Resolved by replacing LM339 on the A-13901-2 board (under playfield). Does this opto board looks burned?