Another proud Whirlwind signing up.
(And ex cyclone clown)

We need to get you a Fire! so you can have the ultimate "Music" pin lineup of Earth, Wind and Fire!

I've got a Sorcerer that would happily join.

I'd check the coil sleeve to see if it's all gummed up.
Plus the spring. It could be wedging itself against the flipper plunger.
Also the coil stop to see if it's super beaten down and somehow "gripping" the bottom of the the flipper plunger.

I followed vids tutorial when i did my whirlwind flipper rebuild.
The tutorial was perfect and the flippers are playing perfectly!

Now you need a Fire! to put next to that whirlwind so you'll have Earth, Wind and Fire.

Finally rejoined the club with a Mousin Around.

Chances are the interconnect board you want to swap in will not be compatible. Those are specific to each game. I learned that one the hard way.

Is Atlantis considered system 11 or Bally 6803?
Or are they basically the same?

If more people were able to get some time on Mousin I have a feeling it would get a lot more hype and appreciation. After whirlwind (that I wish I never sold!) Mousin is my favorite Sys 11.

I’ve owned a few system 11s (still have/love Mousin Around) and the only system 11s that probably deserve to be over 3k would be Banzai Run or gorgeously shopped-out/refurbished games like Whirlwind and Elvira. Maybe a couple of the “rare” system 11s that are in great shape like Transporter or Radical.
Just my thoughts.

I think you are on the mark for the majority of system 11 games but condition is king and a true HUO system 11 (or one that has been reconditioned over the years with NOS parts) in amazing shape should fetch mid-to-high $2k in today’s market.

Just posted this in the Mousin Around club but figured it may get more views/responses here:

Hey guys-
Just replaced all the original capacitors on my power supply board.
Started the game and it powered up fine. Went to test TP4 and got 0 volts instead of -12V
Tested TP1 and got 10V instead of 5V.
Tested TP3 and got 26V instead of 12V.
New capacitors I put in:
https://www.greatplainselectronics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=W12246-PEC-KIT
Thoughts? Is this correct volt readings since some of the capacitors are larger values than the originals.

Ahhh. Good to know.
Thanks Chris!

And thankfully I didn't install any backwards as far as I can tell.
Spent a bit of time researching and learning about the polarity of capacitors and triple checked each before soldering them in.
Played a few games and it played fine.
Just confused as to why I'm getting such high readings (or no readings) on the different volt TP knobs.

I used the TP2 GND, the braided ground wire as well as one of the power supply mounting screws.

I also noticed that the capacitor size that came in the Great Plains kit for C1 & C3 are larger uf values

C1, C3:
Original = Axial Electrolytic 150uF, 150 Volt
Kit = Axial Electrolytic 220uF, 160 Volt
GPE part number CEA-220uF-160V-RMD

After replacing all the power supply capacitors yesterday, I’m now just realizing I no longer hear the system 11 “bong” when I power up my game.
But the game still plays fine.

Thoughts?
Anything in particular to check?

Also noticed when I press the sound test button on the CPU I only get one test sound that says "JACKPOT"...not 2 sounds like the manual mentions.

I second this!
I used to be a fan of keeping games true to their original programming but a ball save option on Sys11 games would be very welcomed in my home! My Mousin Around plays brutally fast and drainy. Put Soren’s new code in my Mousin for the center ramp and love it!

I put an LED OCD in my Mousin Around and love it. Such a great “device.”