Anyone know of a drop in replacement cpu fan? It looks like amazon has fans, but they aren’t the metal frame with built in heat sync....

This is the old one

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Hi Zitt - I saw that but I don’t have a 3D printer. It looks like my fan was replaced already so I went for a new fan and heatsink - $11 so no biggie. Also - I love your frosted poly drop target in my WOZ... it’s awsome!

I’ve been wanting to change out my original AT power supply for a while. Changing to a ATX seemed like the way to go, but I’ve been nervous about screwing something up. I thought the AT’s were out of production but stumbled on this listing on EBay... price seemed ok so I bought one. Will post my results when I get it next week... hope I don’t smoke my motherboard.

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I’m no monitor guru, but have done cap kits on 3 crt’s and they work wonders. Your issue sounds like loose connections, cold solder joints or bad caps. Id try a cap kit and if that doesn’t fix it try reflowing everything else.

That sounds awesome - cheap and stateside. I was gonna pm request the shaker loom but this makes sense if it can help drive down the cost or help applejuice more. I installed 2.1 on a original rfm last nite and love it!
Since things had to be removed from the official game code to make the changes - would it be possible to run additional code from a flash drive? I’m clueless but curious.

Very cool applejuice! Any updates with the shaker / knocker loom production?

Here’s how I did it with a win10 64 bit machine with serial port, serial cable, and null modem:

Make a new folder: c:/p2k
Download fupdate from https://brianpeek.com/downloads/projects/fupdate.zip and extract to c:/p2k
Download v2.10 software update from mypinballs.com and extract it to c:/p2k
Power up RFM - just let it boot up normally - don’t use coin door buttons - just normal boot up, open coin door, connect null modem to port at coindoor, connect serial cable to null modem, and other end of serial cable to computer.
Run command prompt as administrator
Type: cd c:/p2k
Type: fupdate -fpin2000_50070_0210_ COM1
RFM should start updating!
Sit back and watch the progress bar till complete!

What about speeding the the auto-plunge on ball save... it seems the delay is kinda long and the launch button doesn’t work at that point