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Swapping in modern flipper assemblies

By JohnnyHomeBrew

2 years ago



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    You CAN, but the 24v coils that fit those mechs are DC, not AC. So, you'll need to, at worst, add a rectifier and cap to help stabilize voltage to the coils. (And associated wiring..)

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