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Reg Tang joined the community - Yesterday
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Hi I used to play a lot of machines back in the late 80's and early 90's Between 1987 and 1988 I worked in Nobles in Scarborough which was under the futurist theatre I like the classic jpm machines such as big shot and machines of that era Thanks to facebook I have rediscovered some of the classic machines and being of a certain era it is good to see a number of retro arcades being set up Sean
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quinn joined the community - Last week
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Thanks for having me! Was sat there thinking about old pub fruities tonight and now I'm signed up!
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hi guys , popped over from DIF didnt know this site existed, happy spinning!
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Hi! Happy New Year to MPU Mecca and all its members. I received the 6561. I'm going to install it and take the necessary measurements for startup. I'll let you know if it starts or not. Thanks
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I would like to thank you all for your help and suport. My two machines are now good working with the regent files N°2. I would like to present you my new "toy" a slot machine whose name is "Golden luck" but it's not a fruity machine. Do you think that it's possible on the forum ? Here is a picture of the roulette. -
Hi, does anyone know of any cheap or dead clubbers 95-05? Or any dead epoch machines about? Thanks
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Haha yes. I have been using the loom to test and repair mpu boards. The Wago boxes contain the 50V triacs to stop them shorting out on something (including me)
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Nice pair of Wago boxes there, i assume that is the old loom as i dont remember those being original 🤣
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hey there old maygay machine fan hopeing to recapture me wasted youth and stroll down memory lane
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Wish me luck!
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Hi Phil I'm sorted now thanks. I have the correct loom to go in the cabinet, which is the next job. I'm can see that whoever modified the original EWS to the 2p Shuffle, modified the loom to make it work. They must have reprogrammed the EPROMs to account for the lack of expansion board. I could try and re-use the loom that's fitted, but it's gonna be neater to use the right loom. Bit of a head ache, and yesterday's New Years celebrations aren't helping
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I don’t suppose you have a picture of what is needed ? I have a few sru parts maybe I can help out ,,
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Hi It's great. Nice machine.
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The learning curve comes when they go wrong 🤣. Hi and welcome to the site and a Happy new year to you as well.
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Cheers Nic. It's odd, because the loom (which I guess was replaced when it was converted from an EWS to a 2p Shuffle) does not have the extender board or extra loom. Fortunately I have an original EWS loom and spare extender board which I will swap out. A bit annoying though...
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Looking great. Nice one!
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I used to play the old slots from 82 onwards favourite fruit machine was the Big Game do it again one
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Yep you'll definitely need an extended board for ews. I've not got one but use to and it sits separately in the reeldeck case lid inside.
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Brilliant job done .thanks for sharing
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Hi everyone and a happy new year 🎉 I'm mark from suffolk and got my first fruit machine and loving it so far although I feel I have a lot to learn about how it works inside
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Seasons greetings tout le monde. Can someone with an Eachway shuffle please take a picture of the loom that connects to the power supply? I have an empty cabinet which used to be an EWS, and I am trying to return it to its former glory. The lamp matrix doesn't illuminate as expected, and I'm wondering if an expander board is needed. The cabinet I have has no wiring for an expander board. Cheers, Pete
