I would pay a premium for a spiral ramp. If someone wants to part with one please DM me.
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Anyone have a source for a reliable clock?
I’ve reached out to the German company that sells one here on pinside. No response from them. I tried the rotten dog clock board and it’s not consistent. Fails to read optos often.
Love the game... Just need a reliable clock.
3 weeks later
Does anyone know where to get a Martin Reynold's Gumball Light Kit? Or another high quality light kit for the gumball machine.
I've reached out to Martin and haven't heard back.
Quoted from lpeters82:So the LEDs on my replacement clock board have started to flicker. I noticed when I switch which socket the LEDs are plugged into the problem follows the bulb. My question, where can I buy replacement bulbs? They are small for prong LEDs.
I have a set up comet LEDs for a clock board that I am not using. Send me a picture of your bulbs and if they match I can send you the led bulbs I have. I don't need them as the clock board I have has built in LEDs.
Quoted from PinballAir:yzfguy : i did some looking back. You ordered a Caspers Clock Board.
How do you like it?
I prefer to repair things like this but it looks like finding correct parts are only half the battle. The design itself makes it problematic.
I ordered a Caspers clock board and I have no issues with it. Works great every time I turn on my machine. I tried the rottendog clock first and never got it to work consistently.
Quoted from BrianZ:Anyone have a spare set of plastics to sale?
http://www.planetarypinball.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=PPS-31-1765-COMP
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Quoted from atg1469:Curious, has anyone ordered a new clock board from Ingo recently? I want to order one but I have some questions on the color options listed in his ad, but I've gotten zero response from him on either from his website or from his ads on here. Just want to make sure he's still making them.
They don’t respond to PMs. The order link on their website was working and I ordered a clock board. They refunded me. I emailed and asked why and when I could order again. They never responded.
Quoted from Davi:The door area in the center of the playfield was designed to use 4 flashers, using two small circuit boards for flash lamps under the large door panel.
This design is still in the manual, and shown in the red prototype panel.
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During the conversation with Jimakost (he is doing a cool TZ scratch build), he mentioned that he is looking for lamp boards, including a door lamp board. My goal was to create a door panel with the integration of 4 flashers, operated by 4 different playfield flashers.
Aftermarket mods with small PCB only replace the GUM and BALL flashers, that's the only chance for sample/production games, only 2 holes are available for flasher extension.
The LOCK 1-2 flashers cannot be installed into these boards (unless you are ready to hack it) - there is no hole on the PCB for extra flashers.
Few years ago GLM introduced a lamp board with 4 flashers - however the control was based on only 2 playfield flashers (GUM, BALL), not 4.
My door panel contains all feature lamps (original twist-in design for bulb or LED's) and the 4 flasher area, controlled by 4 flashers as per designer's intention. Every insert area contains 4 small LED flashers for even light distribution, and the feature lamp remain in the center. Connection to factory lamp harness via plug&play harness, no soldering required.
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Thanks to coyote for clarification of flasher locations. I can create more lamp boards, if there is a demand.
Would this still work with my Robby the robot that uses the sockets to run his LEDs?
If so I am in.
6 months later
Quoted from Staf:Plasma ball installed .
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Nice... Where did you get it?
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