Aerobatics
Zaccaria, 1977
Blackbelt
Zaccaria, 1986
Circus
Zaccaria, 1977
Clown
Zaccaria, 1985
Combat
Zaccaria, 1977
Devil Riders
Zaccaria, 1984
Earth Wind & Fire
Zaccaria, 1981
Farfalla
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I just came across a couple of NOS Zacarria flipper bats that I thought I had sold a few years ago. They were spares for a Devil Riders that we sold some time ago.
One is transluscent red with a cover and rubber. The other two are white with the white rubber rings on them
I should be getting my Devil Riders back soon. 
Can someone with one tell me the height with the head folded down?
I have carried system 11 & wpc in our wagon (snug fit) and I would like to know if the DR will also fit.
Added over 8 years ago: I got the measurement and picked it up...29" tall and it fits just as nicely as a system 11 and a wpc.
A family project Devil Riders resurrection over here (northern California ).
Does anyone have a spare fuse holder for dialing in based on the AC and DC voltages? Ours has a wired work around that we want to make right as we work through all of the electronics.
The playfield cleaned up nicely so cosmetically we are in good shape.
Quoted from goingincirclez:Um wow, OK I think I may have found the culprit and if it's this, A) I'll feel really silly because I told the seller this was my only hunch but we couldn't quite see it in full detail (and she had no reason to think it was ever messed with).... and B) Not sure what to even look for to fix it?
So on the transformer box is a radial socket with a bunch of voltage markings. I thought something was punched or inserted to select the input voltage and that's that, although the receptacle seemed strange. And before you say the obvious - We both looked right at this thing and didn't see the "Fuse F1" label. DUH! But we were all over everything else!
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HOWEVER after unscrewing the receptacle from the plate to get a better look, I don't think it's "just" a simple fuse receptacle? For one, I have a spare cap but a normal fuse seems too long, and it won't fit. For another: none of the voltage sockets seem "selected" by anything. So I'm imagining a part that combines the fuse cap/housing and selector pin in one. Is that it? What the heck would that be called and where would I find one?
Seller was insistent the game had worked and I have no reason to doubt her, but she couldn't imagine why such a piece (if it existed) would have gone missing and frankly neither can I. The game came with a nice assortment of maintenance parts and such and is in great shape cosmetically.
If anyone can name or illustrate what's missing here I'd appreciate it. Then I can turn it on and see what's *actually* broke Been wanting a Zac for a long time, I'm excited and impressed so far!
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Boy I really need to temper my forum calls and search around a little bit. I found what it's supposed to look like...!
http://www.zaccaria-pinball.com/gen2/transformers.html
Now the big question: Where in the heck to find one? I found other selector-fuse holders on ebay which were similar but quite different.
The good news is I can probably hack something up to get it to work for testing, such as an in-line holder direct to the terminals. Yay!
Surfinvet in this thread probably has the information that you need. He recently bought a devil riders that was missing that piece, too.
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