Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, The
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Quoted from Bax1:so have a question for you r&b club guys. I am still messing with mine and think I have determined that it is the power supply. What does the relay on the power supply control? I noticed mine is a little smoky on the plastic by the contacts.
Relay on the power supply is to strobe the GI lighting on/off. What is the current issue you are having?
Quoted from NeedMorePins:Years ago I put a Cliffy hole protector on my Bullwinkle pinball. As time has gone on, there's seems to be a lot of wear forming on the opposite side of the metal hole protector in the Aesop hole. I believe it is starting to affect the trajectory of the ball coming out of the hole, it gets "hung up" a bit and falls back down and needs to be re-ejected from the hole. Does anyone else have this problem? Is it possible to get a second Cliffy protector so there is two separate sides of the hole with metal protectors on?
Sounds more like the coil sleeve needs to be changed and the coil plunger cleaned, making it seem like a weak coil.
Good news!!! CPR R&B plastic set is now available.
https://classicplayfields.com/shop/pinball-plastics/rockyandbullwinkle/
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Quoted from Leosac:As mentioned above, the diverter appears to work as it should, at least in test and what I can see in game play. The problem is when the ball lack enough speed to make it to the VUK, it comes to a rest in the diverter with no way out. Is this just a flaw in game design or am I missing something regarding proper operation/game play?
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Are you talking about the diverter on the ramp? Or the one on the main playfield? The angle of the picture is killing me. Looks like it is sitting at the end of the diverter on the ramp.
Quoted from Leosac:Main playfield just under the VUK
Thank you. Hat trick should have clued me in. Work has been bonkers.
Looks like your diverter needs to be adjusted differently. When the diverter is actually open, I believe it should be touching the left orbit ball guide. Adjust it more like what Sliderpoint shows when it is in game over mode.
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