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Quoted from JLay:I've also been looking for a blinking bulb solution for Stars. Using Comet Retros everywhere else but haven't yet found a good one for the back box blinkers... will keep an eye out here if anyone has leads
I recall purchasing both fast and slow blinkers from Comet is that not an option?
Quoted from JLay:They were out of stock when I checked but looks like there may be some in now... do you know if their warm white will look similar to their retro LEDs or will there be a noticeable difference?
not sure they offered them in a warm and I used them in my TAF, so I don't know how they would look on the FH or why they would be any different...
Quoted from cosmokramer:GI OCD ordered
LED OCD ordered
Also trying to order a set of red rails from Reese Rails. I usually cut and lacquer my own but I saw a pic from pinballinreno that looked stunning.
By the time I get some oak, cut and finish it, then try to source the proper color red I think Im better off just ordering them this time.
Yup it the way to go...he makes great stuff
Quoted from sb33334:Is it difficult to change out the rails and install Reese Rails on a Funhouse? Is there any guide out there?
Nope...they fit just like the originals...
Quoted from cosmokramer:Insert board put off to the side briefly while I wait for the IDC tool
Moving on to wire harness...
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Overall in good shape, no crazy hacks...just one splice that will be cleaned up properly.[quoted image][quoted image]
Since you have the harness out, I would just replace the whole wire...Marco sells it by the foot rather than fixing it no?
Quoted from cosmokramer:Thought of that but I think I would end up with 3 hot spots, instead of illuminating the pops.</bloc
It's so insanely simple and takes no time at all.
Once you try it, you'll kick yourself for not doing sooner.
Link explaining this procedure? Something I want to try on my next restore as I'll be forced to use decals...
Quoted from zerbam:i also color matched the post rubbers.......looks much better......also went with standard style shooter rods but both are red from pinball life
Color matched posts looks good, I like the blue start post over the original though....
Quoted from cosmokramer:Lots of wear on this pivot point...I cant imagine how many times you need to lift a playfield to wear through like this.
I have a replacement.
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Part number for this pivot?... I need one too...
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