Not sure of it's all in my head or not, bit I feel likey he's play differently depending on where I plug them in.
I decided to rest the 4 outlets in my basement where o have my games, and they range from 120-122V.
Would plugging into an outlet with the lower voltage cause less flipper power, even though it is only 1-2V?
If anyone can shed some light on this, I'd appreciate it.
Thanks!
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My coil power seems to be dependent on the seasons, with flippers seeming a little weaker in the summer when everyone’s running their AC. Some games seem more susceptible to it, like my JJP pins.
Quoted from Nokoro:My coil power seems to be dependent on the seasons, with flippers seeming a little weaker in the summer when everyone’s running their AC. Some games seem more susceptible to it, like my JJP pins.
So a difference of 1V wouldn't make a difference?
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