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Here are some Pinstadium Neo Atom before and after pics for EHoH and Apollo 13.
I did already add a spotlight, and some other strips to the game, so it's before pictures already has better than average lighting. I'm also still trying to figure out what color temperature I like for Apollo 13.
The product seems great so far!
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I installed a Neo Atom set on my Revenge From Mars and really like how the colors pop.
The picture doesn't do it justice though, as the color is more like a black light purple in real life, but looks pink in the photograph.
I did have to wire it into a 5v port on the PC as the voltage to the GI would change causing a flickering effect.
Quoted from pinstadium:Looks great and I am sure it's even better in person!!
The Pinball 2000 machines Revenge From Mars and Star Wars Episode I have diodes on the GI cables going to the bulb so it is important to place them different than normal installs for the GI(blue and white cable). It's the only machine I have seen it on and if it's not hooked up correctly it will flicker. Also as an alternative to the 5v wiring you can also just trigger from the bulb on the coin door slot as a much easier workaround, but the best thing to do is just reposition the connections to the GI as mentioned above. That way the Neo Atoms will sync with the factory GI lightshow
Here is a picture and noticed the purple “X” you DO NOT want to put it on. The Green arrow shows the stripe on the diode as a reference. Just connect to the terminals where the blue arrows are and you’ll be good to go! [quoted image]
Interesting. I'll have to try that again.
The constant flickering was across the diode. I then tried to do it like pictured, but the bulb I choose was only putting out about 1.5v. So the lights were too dim, but it was flicker free. I then found a bulb under the apron that had higher voltage, but that would have voltage changes when the flipper went off. Which didn't work either. This is when I decided to just find a constant 5v.
Do you happen to know of a bulb that is a good one to go off of?
Quoted from MattW123456:This is the game I was considering it for (EHoH), but was worried the lights reflecting in the clear ramps would be blinding/ distracting.
I take it you don’t find that to be the case?
I like it a lot.
The left ramps glare is definitely present. I personally don't find it very distracting but I could see how it could annoy someone. The right ramp is lower so the glare is not as noticeable.
I think it is definitely worth it.
Quoted from PtownPin:Thanks seems like a nice product ....wow those aren't cheap $415 delivered
Use code "buffalo" for 10% off.
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