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Quoted from Colsond3:WTF? This was definitely easier than just installing a new coin door lock through the existing hole.
"Hey, there was no rollover button here." His buddy - "Well shit man, I have some tape. That'll fix her right up."
You make laugh till crying!! One of the best post!!
Quoted from Billc479:Haggy38 - So did it work? If it did, interesting hack.
Hahahahaha it actually works, tip36c was short and D1 diode, just clean the board and replaced with new tip36C, both flippers works now...... Ahhhhh operators magic!!!
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