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I converted a 2 player Continental Cafe to a single player when I made my Whoa Nellie. It would just be the opposite process for you.
Install an alternating relay and an extra set of score reels. Build a new head or get everything to fit in your existing head. Build a lamp panel from scratch. Source a new backglass.
Technically very easy, but a massive pain in the ass.
Quoted from gdonovan:Ball count unit is going to add some complexity.
Ball count isn’t an issue on a two player. It becomes a problem with a 4 player since that would require the addition of a stepper unit.
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