Mississauga, ON
Sorry man... I totally forgot to get you that pic. I'm glad you sorted it.
So this is the kit that allows you to jack earphones into your pin?
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Quoted from Drano:Sorry man... I totally forgot to get you that pic. I'm glad you sorted it.
So this is the kit that allows you to jack earphones into your pin?
Correct. Pretty easy installation if you have a coin door with a spot to put in a dollar accepter. WH2O just happens to have a unique wiring vs some other WPC/WPC95 machines. You can even mod it to add a switch to allow sound to both speakers and headphones.
I finally had some time to shoot and upload the final pics.
Here are a few shots, but all of them can be viewed here: http://tinyurl.com/d5wjyk9
I didn't upload any massive images, but good enough for now.
Enjoy!
It only took 8 months 
Thanks guys!
It was a lot of fun and I learned a lot.
I'm looking forward to the next project already. Hopefully it won't take 8 months.
Originally I was going to restore FT next, but its playing pretty well as-is and my CC just arrived a week ago and it needs a lot of love. Looks like Cactus Canyon will be next 
Stay tuned.
Quoted from Crash:Play it and make a video!
I've been playing it quite a lot actually. It may be pretty, but I don't believe in staring at my pins 
I'm terrible at videos but, if I can get someone with a steady hand to stand behind me, ill try posting something next week.
1 week later
Excellent job and another Whitewater "survivor".
WW is one of my favorite games and IMHO no other game looks as nice as a clean WW with a few blue LED's added. I did a mini- restore on mine but far less work. My cabinet was in very good shape but the head was scuffed. I did head decals to address that. My PF needed minor touch up and I did those in the fall of last year and shot it with auto clearcoat and let it set over the winter and put back together. The only change I made to the game was the ball drop area on the upper PF that forms a divot over time. When I had the mini PF out I machined a small pocket where the ball drop hits and machined a piece of Delrin and made and insert that I inserted flush with the playfiled.
Now the ball drop hits a Delrin slug instead of painted wood. I added some blue LED's at various spots and that's it. Its an underrated game in my eyes.
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