Quoted from harryhoudini:

Hey Gang!
I wanted to check with the Scooby owners to see if there was any interest in our super clear acrylic screen protector. It replaces the stock PETG one that comes in Spooky games. Originally we offered it with our IPS LCD upgrades but we've started selling it individually when customers asked. It's very optically clear, abrasion resistant, anti-reflective and removes almost any aberration (sort of polarizing/rainbow effect). It's 3mm thick and really makes the screen look really nice. The reason I'm asking is because we're sold out and to make an order viable takes a large quantity because the material isn't extremely common with any of our suppliers and it's recently increased in cost. We did a lot of searching for the best material and this extruded acrylic with it's special coatings is really top. If there is interest between all the modern Spooky game owners (anything with a metal backbox door) then we can place a larger order and keep these available.
You can see pictures on our site here:
https://pinballmods.co/acrylic-screen-protector-spooky-pinball
We will do is keep it at $46 for anyone who buys it with an IPS screen upgrade as the bundle, otherwise they are listed at $55. It will take 2-3 weeks to get them cut and shipped to us.
The difference between the stock screen and the IPS screen is astounding. We make it a direct replacement, plug and play. The IPS screen has amazing blacks, super crazy resolution and very low levels of white backlight bleed. We've sold a ton of these to R&M owners and the feedback is astounding.
https://pinballmods.co/upgraded-ips-lcd-spooky-pinball
You don't need to buy now, don't need any money or commitment, just need to know if there is interest so we can judge our order qty. You can PM me if you want to keep it out of the thread or email [email protected].

Quoted from blaskoa:

Has anyone found a fix for the flipper humm by chance? Spooky replied that the boost mode could help, but didnt help mine. I cant recall id the humm existed foe me before the last update, but I also had the sound on much louder the first two days i owned it.
For anyone who has the upper playfield lights not working, unplug the cat5/6 cable from the van. The van headlights dont work now, but thats super minor. .
I can say spooky support has responded very quickly and has helped me. Sounds like the humm is something ill have to live with, and the MMvan lights are not big enough for me to pull the upper playfield.

Quoted from ktcoady12:

ekayden good idea- How long did you need for the USB extension cable? Im going to give this a shot- thank you

Quoted from BallyKISS1978:

Hum has been there since I got it. Gotten better but still there. Halloween has it also. I just turn up the volume up and try not to hold too long lol

Quoted from blaskoa:

That makes me feel better, i turned it to 4 and i barely noticed it. I turned it down at night and it drives me nuts, but at level 4 sound i cant tell.

Quoted from bobukcat:

Can someone please post a couple of pictures of where the end of the ball guide for the Daphne loop sets in relation to the post rubber next to it on their machine?

Quoted from Jigz:

Without taking the glass off, does this help? It's right up against it.[quoted image]

Quoted from bobukcat:

Thanks! It looks pretty similar to mine but a little hard to tell from that angle. Does the ball slam into the end of it on missed shots on your game? It does on mine making me wonder if that guide shouldn't be back further on the post so that the post rubber takes the hit instead.

Quoted from bobukcat:

Can someone please post a couple of pictures of where the end of the ball guide for the Daphne loop sets in relation to the post rubber next to it on their machine?

Quoted from bobukcat:

Can someone please post a couple of pictures of where the end of the ball guide for the Daphne loop sets in relation to the post rubber next to it on their machine?

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from BallyKISS1978:

Yeah that definitely helps. But when you hear it, it definitely drives me nuts also. When I first got it it was really bad.

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from Bagdad:

Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.

Quoted from Jesterfunhouse:

Sorry I am already selling on the streets for $100/copy...even looking at going international...

Quoted from VictoryPointePGH:

Just curious. I finally got my Scooby working again after swapping the warden board and in giving it a bit of workout to test it I got 4 of the 5 character modes done. (Lot easier now that there are some achievable extra balls) If I'd done all five could I have started the wizard mode or are those not in the code yet?
Your rulesheet mentioned the prequisites and how they start but no details on the modes so feels like it could be either way.

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from blaskoa:

Has anyone found a fix for the flipper humm by chance? Spooky replied that the boost mode could help, but didnt help mine. I cant recall id the humm existed foe me before the last update, but I also had the sound on much louder the first two days i owned it.
For anyone who has the upper playfield lights not working, unplug the cat5/6 cable from the van. The van headlights dont work now, but thats super minor. .
I can say spooky support has responded very quickly and has helped me. Sounds like the humm is something ill have to live with, and the MMvan lights are not big enough for me to pull the upper playfield.

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from RussMyers:

OK, here is my solution to being able to easily move the Left Outlane Post from one position to the other, from the top of the playfield, without damaging the drop target LED PCB.
I flipped the playfield up, then unplugged the RJ45 cables form the LED board and removed it.
I then removed the original post, which was 10-32 and a very long shaft that touched the edge of the LED PCB and has a nylon lock nut on it.
I ordered 2 of these: (one for each side) https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/02-4195
I then hammered 2 6-32 T-nuts (10-32 and 8-32 t-nuts won't fit; too big) into the post holes, and put the LED PCB back
The standoffs for these LED PCBs could be a little bit longer for my comfort
The threading for the new 6-32 post goes almost to the bottom on the t-nut but not quite, even when tightened down snug
No chance of hitting the LED PCB
Last pic is original and new post side by side
RussM
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Quoted from triplemercman:

Just received CE1179 about an hour ago. We will do an unboxing tonight! Scooby Dooby Doo!!!
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Quoted from wastedthelight:

No wonder I can rarely hit the left apron.....gate arm somehow got under habitrail, not allowing the ball to easily get in. Confirmed with my unboxing photos that it wasn't like this two weeks ago. May have to bend the arm slightly more if it happens again.
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Quoted from Gogdog:

Yep, same happened to mine. I tried bending it but then...messed up so I just removed it completely.

Quoted from Gogdog:

Yep, same happened to mine. I tried bending it but then...messed up so I just removed it completely.

Quoted from Bagdad:

At last, Here's the link to my Homemade Scooby Rulebook. I adjusted the margins so the printer should not chopped text now. I have not print tested it but it should be fine now.
Feel free to print your own. Please do not sell theses. I've spent many hours on this and it should stay free for all Scooby Pinball fans.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-okN6bK4Zs0eP48jzYEe53bx7kb8-AFV/view?usp=drive_link
Here's a tip for printing. Use original size (no resize) and print the first page separatly so you have a blank page behind the cover page. Best is to bring it to a print shop and tell them to spiral bind it with a translucent plastic cover and cardboard back page.
I will update the manual as rules comes in. I might do one for Halloween when I'm motivated.
Also, if someone knows how to pin the post to the key post that would be great.
Thanks guys.[quoted image]

Quoted from PinDeadHead:

Really well done on this. Does anyone know what are the required shots & objectives once you initiate Scooby Snacks MB?

Quoted from fsumassey:

It's just a small 2 ball multiball to add to literally anything. It's nice to add it to harder modes because any shot on the lower playfield will raise your bravery meter.

Quoted from PinDeadHead:

Really well done on this. Does anyone know what are the required shots & objectives once you initiate Scooby Snacks MB?

Quoted from VictoryPointePGH:

I don't think there are any required shots. It just spawns constant scooby snacks on each shot, which if you start it during a mode (intended use) means you get constant 2x scoring. I don't recall it having a jackpot beyond that. . . also great for fueling the 50 Snack extra ball.

Quoted from wastedthelight:

No wonder I can rarely hit the left apron.....gate arm somehow got under habitrail, not allowing the ball to easily get in. Confirmed with my unboxing photos that it wasn't like this two weeks ago. May have to bend the arm slightly more if it happens again.
[quoted image]

Quoted from wastedthelight:

No wonder I can rarely hit the left apron.....gate arm somehow got under habitrail, not allowing the ball to easily get in. Confirmed with my unboxing photos that it wasn't like this two weeks ago. May have to bend the arm slightly more if it happens again.
[quoted image]

Quoted from Kolk1:

Wow, so I removed that gate behind Scooby snacks, my score over tripled and got to play modes I’ve never seen before. Went from 7M to 30M…

Quoted from hawkeyexx:

I'm very confused on that gate design When you knock down the drop targets and there is an opening the ball should be able enter that area....

Quoted from blaskoa:

Has anyone found a fix for the flipper humm by chance? Spooky replied that the boost mode could help, but didnt help mine. I cant recall id the humm existed foe me before the last update, but I also had the sound on much louder the first two days i owned it.
For anyone who has the upper playfield lights not working, unplug the cat5/6 cable from the van. The van headlights dont work now, but thats super minor. .
I can say spooky support has responded very quickly and has helped me. Sounds like the humm is something ill have to live with, and the MMvan lights are not big enough for me to pull the upper playfield.

Quoted from RussMyers:

It's meant to be one-way; allows balls into the VUK, but is meant to prevent balls from bouncing back out into the backs of the drop targets
Not sure if that's really a big concern; I've never had a failed VUK kick bang up against the back of that wire gate that I have ever seen
Probably very safe to just remove the wire completely; could always put it back
RM