Leaderboard

Well..I have been chasing this machine, for the last decade. I missed it, on marketplace in 2015, and it recently turned up again, in Detroit. And even then, the seller has been very hard to get hold of. It's a rebuild of Lucky Strike So, a 400 mile round road trip this morning, to Detroit. The cabinet is in good shape. Things that are missing. The individual coin transfer chute, from the mech to the tubes. No back door. I haven't powered it up, as the power supply probably needs a good looking at, and this is a Rifa cap style PSU??. Anything else I need to know, before powering it up? Can't believe I actually own this, let's hope, I can get it, to work

Maybe a stuck switch? Or one of the coin switches stuck down?

Razzle is great game ,the best mpu3 tall cab game in my opinion. Well worth the wait .

Ive emailed him

Err... I haven't had the PSU apart yet. Those round plugs, look very brittle. What is the best way to disconnect them?? Plus, this is all I get now, when turning it on. Along with reel alarms, which are probably dirty optos

So, impatience got the better of me. Checked the grounds, and everything is where it should be. Powered up.. nothing I noticed a small service switch. Turned that on. It booted, with the door open. Nice attract mode. Pressed the service switch, 10 credits, but the start button is dead??.I press the door close switch.. and it alarms out. See below. Any ideas?? Statto 20260301_112613.mp4

The psu is not Rifa style, normally they are solid! Little bit of work to do, but congrats on getting it! Will be good to see it up and running

I know Mike, purchase date was 14th December! Hopefully worth the wait

At last this is arriving on Monday!

That sounds like some sort of primitive lady pleasing device! Im looking at the wiring-one of the spade connectors is on a chain(the one you have removed)... does that go to the other solenoids that are also firing? That could be a clue. Can you take a pic of how the other solenoids are wired... or maybe someone else can validate the wiring is correct. Take it these are +50V(ish) AC drives for the solenoids? Seems like there could be too much current draw for them to stop firing.

Set on 20p with the jackpot at £150. thanks are in the notes. there will be a real layout to follow. (by dave p) CLUB PINNACLE.rar

Why don’t you put your old roms on you working cart?

Not that I can see. Just looked at the auction and at £500 in non-working condition I can't see them becoming available any time soon!

Hi found some decent mages from eBay for this machine was wondering do we have the roms for it for emulation purposes thanks in advance v666

To change the game from 10p play change Dil switch 3, I believe on the second bank of switches, and that will sort that out, it could be on bank 1, but I'm pretty sure it is bank 2

The other thing to consider is whether the different ROMs have different allocations to the solenoids! Maybe a lockout on one is a solenoid on another? Do you have the original ROMs to test?

It's usually a board issue with the capacitors beside the payout transistors or a leaky transistor

midasororey@yahoo.es Really helpful guy and knows his onions on backlit stuff and printing once he uderstands what you need

Not totally sure but I think generally a high quality paper is used and then laminated .I know alan (road runner ) has drawn up bands in the past but he has then sent the file off to printers . He did one or two sets for me and what made the difference for.me was that we managed to get an off white light cream colour for the background band colour to give a slightly" used "look which was much better than just a pure white which looked too new .