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Kittery, ME
that is a micro-switch, this one may work , you'd have to put the bend in yourself https://www.pinballlife.com/data-east-microswitch-180-5094-00.html
I chose this vendor 'cause it looks like they have the terminal strip you have shown as well https://www.pinballlife.com/terminal-strip-assembly.html
You might be able to get one locally at an electronics supply or even maybe an auto parts store
this one is less expensive from them ... https://www.pinballlife.com/switch-5647-12133-08.html
Quoted from chas10e:that is a micro-switch, this one may work , you'd have to put the bend in yourself https://www.pinballlife.com/data-east-microswitch-180-5094-00.html
I chose this vendor 'cause it looks like they have the terminal strip you have shown as well https://www.pinballlife.com/terminal-strip-assembly.html
You might be able to get one locally at an electronics supply or even maybe an auto parts store
Awesome! Thank you!
Quoted from Startek2:if you are careful you can pop out the metal actuator and put it in a straight up cherry switch....try to pick one with the same feel when you push the switch button...
That” feel “ is how many grams it takes to push the switch to actuate it, I don’t know what the ratings are... just semi useful information that rarely gets measured or discussed
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