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We are documenting the pinHeck board as we work with it on Python's Pinball Circus and also working on a more formal framework for it.
If Charlie/Ben decided to sell the boards to the general public, we'd more than likely share our documentation and framework with others using the board.
I have to commend Ben and Parker as the board was rock solid while we had Pinball Circus at expo and played 713 games without any issues.
Quoted from lllvjr:What's the sound board being used in Pinball Circus?
Right now we are using the Lapai amp just like AMH uses. Can't remember the model number off the top of my head though.
Quoted from jwilson:Also he uses a lot of SMCs which is difficult for hobbyists as well.
For us the most important stuff, the mosfets, are all through hole. We've toasted a couple of them while rushing to get Circus ready for Expo and they were easy to replace.
So most of the stuff you'd likely need to replace is still through hole.
Quoted from Pdxmonkey:What type of lights are you using for Pinball Circus?
Right now we have mostly socketed Titan Pinball LEDs in it as he's close by and a friend of ours.
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