Drill with a 7/64bit. Flip the ramp over, and drill into the corner where the edge lip bends into the channel. The drill should be tilted a little off of vertical. Drilling into the corner is much more stable; if you drill from the top, the drill will wander. In some cases, you will need a second hole.

I'm disappointed that it isn't going into his game. However, it is his kit, and he can do what he likes with it.

That said, supply is freeing up and we'll have another batch this weekend. No plan to increase prices.

1) Please don't gang up on Eli for this. It was our mistake to put up a couple of units on the page. Never expected to see one go to eBay.

2) It isn't practical for us to maintain a pre-order list, nor will we take money ahead of availability.

3) That said, we'll work with Eli to get notice to people with PMs on file. We do have parts for a good bunch of kits in hand, but there's programming, assembly, testing, packaging to do. That takes time. There will be a batch this weekend.

4) We worked with Eli on making the kit more manufacturable, and for a super clean installation. The new LEDs are very similar to the ones that Stern used, and they are plenty bright enough.

Here's some evidence that things are moving along. The boards are all programmed and play tested. There's also a (small) pile of harnesses, and about 1/2 a mile of uncut fiber. Each kit takes about an hour to complete assembly, test and pack.

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Pinbits is the supplier. We worked with Eli to bring the kit to production. Once we get some inventory, it will show on the web site. There are no preorders, but we do have a crude priority system in place and we are shipping.

Each block has two extra signal outputs, not yet implemented. However, the connectors do have 5V and ground available. Therefore, the connectors can help clean up mod wiring by eliminating wires strung from the playfield to the cabinet 5V.