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I have a game that is a US model but i live in the UK, i have the frequency issue sorted but am unsure if these newer games have an autoswitching power supply meaning i can just plug them into a 240v supply, i remember the older SAM had a small plug under the playfield that needed to be changed from 110v to 220/240v but this game does not have that and i am afraid to switch it on in case i blow the crap out of it.
Any advice appreciated.
Didn't think Stern would be interested because they don't like their US games in another country, i have the question on Pinballinfo and i did get a good few replies, bunch of decent guys (and gals) on that forum...thanks for the replies, i appreciate it...took a chance, turned it on and run...but it works..yeahhhh...lovin it at the minute and hoping Stern will release more code.
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