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James Bond 007 and Goldeneye Club

By Tsskinne

10 years ago


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#216 7 years ago

I'm in! Just picked it up today. Plays 100% but needs a new helicopter. I have it set at 7 degrees and can hit all three ramps from the left flipper. Fun game and a great value.

#217 7 years ago

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#219 7 years ago

Found a nice replacement helicopter:

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#221 7 years ago
Quoted from Pinball_Nate:

What's the secret to tightening loose screws that go directly into the plastic ramps?? The (sheet metal?) screw-types used to hold the metal protectors onto the sides of the ramps are not tightening- would one of those "toothed" washers do the job???
Would like to hear suggestions - in process of shopping/cleaning my pf.
Also, anyone use Titan rubbers? Looks like some blues and reds would look nice on the machine............

Use nuts underneath?

I like the Titan rubbers a lot and can highly recommend them.

#224 7 years ago
Quoted from Pinball_Nate:

Was thinking about that, I would then have to swap out the sheet metal screws for a smallish hex-head screw..........
Thanks for the suggestion.

It's better than going with larger screws.

2 weeks later
#227 7 years ago
Quoted from lemonski:

Hey astropin, where did you get that helicopter? I assume it is non-standard, but it looks really good.
Mine is an original, but has one blade broken off...which I'm sure would be a good candidate for someone doing 3D printed replacements

This is it: http://www.historicaviation.com/mobile/Eurocopter-Tiger-UHT-1_100-Die-Cast-Model/productinfo/0095286/

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#276 7 years ago
Quoted from Pinball_Nate:

Ok, checking the boards helps when you have issues - no? I/O board "fried!"
Weird because I never smelled/saw smoke, and machine is still functioning except for the magnets..........resistors literally "exploded" off the board, and transistors blackened, fuses burned at connect points, some pins from connectors black - wow.
There was no warning, the magnets just stopped working, but game was operating - GoldenEye owners beware..........I have requested a diagnosis on the board, I assume you can get a replacement for big $$$.
*SIGH*

You could send the board to Pinsider johnwartjr and he could repair it. Got to be cheaper than a new one.

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#318 6 years ago
Quoted from Pintucky:

Out of all my pins I've owned, Goldeneye and Avatar had the greatest improvement after adding subs. Fish Tales was next.

I thought it had a bigger impact with IM but definitely helped Goldeneye.....helps every game really.

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