There are some limitations with power. The "AUX" power from the connector at the coin door is fused for 2 amps. I know 2 amps seems like a lot, but all of those milliamps add up.

The arduino support is really open ended and is meant for advanced users. Basically I added an interface that allows you to decouple the input from the output and insert an arduino in the middle. If you don't know how to program an arduino, then that part of the PIG isn't for you.

(By you, I mean, "whoever". I'm not targeting anyone specifically.)

A bunch of PIGs have been delivered, but I'm getting very little feedback. I'm still biting my nails because it's been tested a lot but the general public hasn't put it through the wringer yet.

Ouch! Really?

So it's not the standard for "easy mod that's not that cool" then?

Eli's mod is very cool and complex, but that Flynn's sign doesn't make itself!

"this isn't exactly different colored flipper rubber" might have stung less.

The dangers of only seeing text. I didn't take it personally and I understood what you meant. I see a lot of signs out there so I know they're well liked. I created the PIG 2 which parallels the light mod in a lot of ways, believe me, I get it.

I was mostly just trying to be funny.

"Can you describe the guy? Is he a big fat guy like you?"
"No, he's a skinny gu... wait, what?"