Aurich, do you still have any translites and decals? I'm just ordering my Star Trek Pro and saw a picture of your beautiful artwork.

That pin on the left looks exactly like the Marco Specialities shooter rod knob.

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What do you think about this "Hero Light" as a topper? It looks like you can change the color, but since it's more of a lamp you'd have to turn it on and off separately from the machine unless you hook it to the internal power supply. I saw it on Etsy.

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They also had these.

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Finally joining the club. Expecting delivery of Star Trek Pro tomorrow. ?

The new Star Trek Pro just arrived.

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Spent the evening installing Cliffys on the new ST Pro. I've read posts saying that you have to take off the ramps on the left side to install the scoop protector. I managed to do it without removing the ramp. I Removed the screws along the left side of the pin, that gave me enough flex to work around the ramp. It was a pain in the neck, but it was possible to remove the shield plastic and scoop cover. The only problem is the screw holding the curved ball guide. None of my ratchets fit under the ramps and the angle was too much for a screwdriver. Took me awhile but I eventually figured out that I could get a socket onto the screw and then used an L shaped hex wrench to turn it. Managed to loosen it enough that I could install the scoop protector. Reverse the process and you're done.

So does anyone have any experience with a VIVAK [PET-G] Playfield Protector on their HUO Star Trek? Playfield protector vs clear coat? I've seen comments on the forum which raise concerns on how to keep my playfield in good shape. Right now all that's on it is carnuba wax and Cliffys (except the magnet protector, haven't gotten around to that one yet).

The spinner on my Pro has started acting up. It spins and then instead of returning into position it stops almost parallel to the playfield and subsequent balls can’t hit it. I see that there’s a screw to the right of the spinner to make adjustments but after an hour of trying it doesn’t seem to help. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tina

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I think I fixed it. The wire on the right hand side of the spinner bracket was slightly bent. You could only see it when the spinner was at a specific angle. I straightened it and it has started behaving again. Strange that such a little thing was enough to completely unbalance it.

I had a tech alert on my Star Trek Pro that my EOS switch needed to be looked at so I looked under the playfield and saw a loose wire dangling from my left flipper. Can anyone take a picture so I know where the black wire needs to be resoldered? Thanks for your help.
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