Some recent ones I received requests for are STTNG, F-14, more Rob Zombies, any older Bally/Williams/Data East/Sterns from the 90's prior. There are a lot of Pin Stadiums kits out there and most all of these are covered from what I show. Thank you to anyone posting up these pics!

Production is going really smooth just a lot of orders. Thank for all of your orders. Another large batch of them shipped out today and many more to come!!

Yes you are in the next shipment (the one for your TZ) Waxx . You will be getting a tracking number very soon. Thank you for your order and we are getting over the "Chicago Expo" order hump as we speak. It was an insane amount of orders but also production is revving high to match it. Thank you all for you patience and I would strongly suggest ordering now sooner than later especially with the holidays coming up.

When the line gets longer I make it a goal to increase efficiency even further so keep the orders coming. I welcome the challenge of making these for you guys and it's a blast to hear the response from everyone once they get them installed. Today was a significant day as a customer just received shipment notification for the Pin Stadium she ordered it for a gift just recently and then within minutes of receiving the tracking info she placed yet another order for his Christmas gift. He is a lucky man and going to be a happy camper this holiday season!

These would make great stocking stuffers. One tube will hold 3 Pin Stadiums and it will fit in a stocking.

This might be a good thing to ask for Christmas since sometimes an entire pinball machine may be out of the question. You could always program the app to play Christmas light patterns and you can use the your pinball machine as the tree?

Okay well maybe this is not realistic but it's fun and possible with the Pin Stadium app

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Yours are in production, glad you are excited for your 2nd set!

Here is an installation link that several have asked for as they install these in their JJP Dialed In's. I will post this here and also update our website installation link accordingly. Here is a tip, the tower is now in the backbox (unlike WOZ) and in order to access the plug and play point for the Pin Stadium power adapter you must unlock the monitor and it swings out on an articulating arm to give you quick easy access. Here are a few pics showing the wooden stoppers on each side they need to be loosened and pull out of the way. There is no need to remove them, but just rotate them so that you can lift the metal gate on each side to release the monitor. Then just pull the monitor out and you have easy access to all the goodies in the back.

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They are interchangeable between all games, you just need to make sure you have the correct power adapter for that machine. We do sell them separate if you ever go to swap into another game. So for example a CFTBL is a WPC and it will work for all of the WPC and WPC/95 pinballs, but if you move it to let's say a new Sterns like Ghostbusters, then you simply can order the Spike 1 power adapter.

PM sent, thanks! Feel free to email me for these types of requests directly at [email protected]

I can respond much sooner!!

Just wanting to let everyone know that the website is in process of getting new updates for the installation instructions on even more manufacturers and eras of machines (a lot has been updated and will continue to be). Since they work on most all pinball machines there is a lot of updating to do

Thank you also for several enthusiast customers for helping in this process also. Even existing machines install pics and instruction are getting better more detailed enhancements.

Thank you all for your support on this and as always the Pin Stadiums have become successful because of you!!

Also updated are the power adapter designs for all JJP machines (as seen in the previous post), now it's an even easier connection!

#wizard-of-oz The Hobbit Dialed In

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Here are where to connect to the GI. At the ones circled in the picture. You can push the provided wire taps into the back or use the wire splicers depending on your preference of connecting. It doesn't matter which side you put them on as long as you connect one end to the + and one to the - of the GI LED bulb board. The Pin Stadium GI module is smart safe so that you can't hook them up wrong, it has logic to figure it out for you so no worries.

I'll post next about the flasher connection for the UV+Glow

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I think the best spot for the flashers is the "Saucer Dome" flasher (this is how it's listed in the Diagnostic menu when you go to test them. This will trigger the UV+Glow flashers once the drop target bank is down and you hit the saucer targets (so anytime the flasher in the dome of the main saucer goes off). Here is a pic of the wiring loom where the 2 wires are located. I would reference the manual to see pins are the ones to connect to as they are different than my Bally AFM which is different. I hope this helps. Tap the wires not in the saucer dome but behind the backboard under the playfield.

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Special thanks to stpcore as he helped to figure out the correct colored wires to use to trigger the UV+Glow flasher for AFMR. It is Yellow and Violet for the Saucer Dome flasher.

I will be updating this in the installation section of the Pin Stadium website. He is going to be having some big names over to his place tonight to check them out. Very cool!!!

Scott
Pin Stadium
www.pinstadium.com

I continue to be so thankful for all of you guys for the enthusiasm and support. It is really great to hear this from everyone and I appreciate the entire community of pinball collectors backing this product and making it all happen. It's tons of work and in these moments it makes it worth it even more. Keep the comments, suggestions, videos, questions, and before and after pictures coming. And please feel free to chime in to support others that may need help as many of you are well versed with the product. This helps me and others tremendously and I welcome that.

This thread is fueling the future of Pin Stadium for you guys and there are many more enhancements, add-ons, upgrades, features, app improvements, and accessories that are in the works. And don't worry I am designing items that are compatible with the existing Pin Stadium kits that have been and are being purchased so there is no reason to wait to purchase them but just know that you have things to look forward to and expansion is imminent.

This is only the beginning and it's important to let you know that all of these orders are funding a creation of more to come for you guys from Pin Stadium lights. Thanks again and then some!!

Scott

Pin Stadium
www.pinstadium.com

Wow thank you for such a detailed post an detailed reactions and comments about the Pin Stadium's. This is a very helpful post and I appreciate you as a customer and I am glad that you were able to benefit from these and get your game visible again.

In the pictures I can see the difference however I know from experience that it's difficult to catch properly with the camera. It's either too light or too dark and never truly what you see in person after you install them. I'm sure that it's even way more profound than what the before and after's show in what you posted up.

I'm glad that you are happy and I hope that you can enjoy NGG and AFMR even more in their new light!! You are going to be a pro at installing these now.

You were one of the very first supporters in all of this and that seems like light years away. I remember that day and you were just as enthusiast about the Pin Stadiums as I was. I really appreciate you seeing the early vision ahead of the curve and jumping in as you did. The product came so very far from the first time you saw it and I'm glad that you are so happy with the results.

Thanks a bunch and that order will never be forgotten along with all of the others that got Pin Stadiums going.

Sounds like you have some new GC scores and that's a testament that you can attribute that to them. I have experienced the same myself too but to hear it from a customer that speaks volumes. Great post and great support from the beginning. Wow!!

I had them installed on my CFTBL and it did benefit a great deal from having the GI module. Any of the Sterns, Data East, Sega titles have a lot of GI effects but in many cases they are not super noticeable simply because this era of pins really struggle with lighting in that's arena.

When you add the Pin Stadiums it brings alive those effects by enhancing the ones you notice and ones that appear to be "new" ones (not noticeable before ) but we're actually always there to begin with.

I hope that helps to answer your question.

I'm glad you posted that as it does back up what I mean about not noticing the GI effects in that era of games. Watch this CFTBL tutorial from Bowen with Papa. Keep an eye on how much the GI goes in and out! The GI module is a must have for sure and specifically for CFTBL in this conversation:

Yes and these were some great questions and answer in this last dialog as it will help out others to realize the important of this. The GI module revives the original designers work and exemplifies what they were trying to do at that time but just had limited technology compared to what is available until now with the Pin Stadium GI module we are putting the designers in control of them which is a realistic and cool way to think about it. It's the way it should be

Thank you for your order too!

Scott
Pin Stadium
www.pinstadium.com

Looks really good and it's nice to see a rare game like this posted up with the Pin Stadium lights installed. Also thank you for your help in participating in updating this install instruction too. That was super helpful!!!

You are getting a lot of pics up by installing them on various pinballs on your collection and we all appreciate you getting us the visuals on them.

Scott

Here are some pics of where you can connect the flasher trigger for Twilight Zone. It's all personal preference and it will trigger from any flasher or even any bulb (4v-24v) if you wanted to.

However it's good practice to use the pinball machines test menus in the flasher section and it will generally tell you the color wires to look for to tap into.

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