You phrased that completely wrong.

What you should be doing is phoning your distributor asking where your machine is. When they say it's been delivered ask for a POD.

Yes happens quite often on mine - the cure is to make sure you shoot the ramp fully

But there is a consecutive loop champion high score on the machine itself.

More importantly he said that this game needs to be checked for level at the TOP of the playfield by the building itself - not being level at the top of the playfield has more of an impact than any other machine. Get on your hands and knees and adjust those rear leg levellers, not just the front.

I set the machine up to how it plays the way I want it to. THEN adjust the plastic level itself so that the bubble is in the middle. That way when I move it or take it to comps I know that the bubble can be trusted when setting it up the way I want.

I've had a score a smidgen under 6Bil and another just over 5Bil. Normally, I'd class a good score around 1.5Bil.

It seems that ball length time does exponentially increase score, as a lot of progress resets when you lose the ball. To simplify, it's better to have a game were ball lengths are 1min, 1min & 13min as opposed to 3 balls each lasting 5min.

On my 6Bil game I had the DJP up to 12x and had a shot for that with a base value of 42mil - as it happens that was my lost shot as I missed and it went SDTM. I also completed Planet X. I had a GZ mb of over 650mil and a Rodan of over 1Bil. I did play well, but I've had games when I've made it to Planet X but didn't score much over 2Bil.
It just all needs to come together on a single ball for that exceptional score.

Or more likely sell it.

Exactly this.

I've installed them on both GZ and AIQ. I can notice fade from as little as half an hour play, often on the very first game from turning on.

A lot of people won't notice the fade and just think that they've mistimed the shot - and only start to notice it when they can't make a ramp. I'm confident that I'm a good enough player to be able to know whether I've hit the shot in the same place/time as previous shots and know when there's a deteriation in the flipper strength.

They've been a godsend on both the machines I've fitted them on, but haven't needed them on any other games I've owned.

As it happens was at a league meet just yesterday and after 4 hours of play, GZ was having a real struggle in making the right ramp, not ideal as a rejection often led to a SDTM.

I do wonder if using a more powerful coil, on a lower setting would improve the fade, but no doubt people would still turn the power up to max and have the ball flying around so fast that airballs and broken plastics would be an issue.

I wasn't sure whether an 'overpowered' coil on half settings would heat up (and fade) quicker or slower than a 'lowerpowered' coil on full settings.

Your fans do the job incredibly well in maintaining desired strength.

I wouldn't want to play a Rush at any time.

I've played it numerous times but can't get on with it at all. I find it repetitive and boring, and that's without mentioning the music. But not everyone likes the same machines, which is good - although it does appear that almost everyone loves Godzilla