I'll take 3 please.
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Look at the switch. If it has 2 sets of contacts you can bend/adjust to get them to fire together or apart depending on when the contacts close.
Quoted from Brijam:I just bought a couple of these. Some of my System 6/7 games have replacement Kahr or Rottendog main boards. Do I still need to install your bridge board on those, or did the new boards solve the problem?
The bridge rectifier boards are for a different issue. Yes you should use those boards or fuse your originals. Start at post #59.
04? Sounds like dead batteries. Did you open the coin door and flip the power switch on/off/on rapidly?
The big green cap hardly ever goes bad.
Don't sweat it. In a home environment if you need to take the boards apart more than 25 times you have bigger problems than header pins. Those pins are probably square instead of round so there is much more contact area.
One thing, just because it looks like Great Plains is out of something send him a message. Never hurts and a bunch of times he may have it anyway.
If I remember right only the early Black Knights had the transformer in the head. All the limiteds were late run. Something doesn't add up. Do your troughs have micro
Switches? Sounds like maybe ou have a "regular" converted to limited.
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