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WTB: Early Stern Knocker

By jj44114

4 years ago



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#1 4 years ago
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WTB: Early Stern Knocker

Added: 2019-12-21 13:53:18 UTC • Ended: December 27th, 2019

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Looking for a complete knocker mech from a early Stern SS machine.


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#2 4 years ago
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jj44114

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#3 4 years ago
 
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If you're a parts purist, this isn't for you, but:

Any knocker will work if it's connected the same way as the other coils in your machine, eg, if it requires a diode, add a 1N4004.

The Bally/Williams assembly at PBR will work although it will need a strike plate. I just installed a Gottlieb one in an Atari game that was never designed to have a knocker in the first place. It will work too.

http://www.pbresource.com/bells.html

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That looks like it. I think it needs the bracket that holds the coil in place.

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I must search where is it stored...
if interested, i can do.
Soon i 'll ship some parts to usa , to another pinsider .
Can put it in te same box .

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#7 4 years ago
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Quoted from XPABLO:

I must search where is it stored...
if interested, i can do.
Soon i 'll ship some parts to usa , to another pinsider .
Can put it in te same box .

I would need the bracket that holds the coil. It is missing from the picture?
If you have it, I would want the whole assembly.

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#9 4 years ago
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Bingo!

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