The "Today I received" Thread

[Paul]

Won the lottery Daz??

Lucky guy Couldn't happen to a nicer bloke, lottery win or not

 

[replicas]

Lottery win, I wish.
Just sold a machine and a treat for my birthday.
Never bought a NIB before now, then three all at once.

 

[lukewells]

Ooooh Iron Man, John will be happy

 

[Poibug]

Today I received (well late last night & just got it out of the car & set up now...)

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That was money well spent - thanks Poibug.

Regards,
Dan.

Yeah,thought I was greedy owning two TX's so thought I had better get rid of one

 

[Poibug]

So jealous!!!!

Amen to that,when they get software sorted in 6 months time,natch

 

[Carl Spiby]

Great game IM, first time I'd spent any decent time with it was at this years NLP.

 

[damo666]

Got this yesterday

Thanks to Nibsy
On the look out for some parts for the coffin

 

[Carl Spiby]

Bit rough but as long as the playfield is good, who cares!

 

[RudeDogg1]

Nice looking machine Daz never played iron man

 

[nibsy]

Received these...



and these...



Thanks to some forum members.

 

[cooldan]

The missus got some old crap delivered in a big cardboard box - more plastic junk and some helium for balloons for our toddler's party I think - so I got some cardboard to make a pin footprint approx 77cm (30.5") square. I can use this to see if a pin will make it through a tight corner by my front door if I shift pins in that way.

I coulda made it a shade smaller - say 75x75 at a pinch - but if this one can get through then anything can.



Back in the day I made a half a dozen of these to see how many would fit in a storage locker. Cheap and easy

 

[Andy_B]

Got this yesterday
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Thanks to Nibsy
On the look out for some parts for the coffin

Is that Keith Lemon on the back glass?

 

[Poibug]

Got this yesterday
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Thanks to Nibsy
On the look out for some parts for the coffin

Fixing up always a good bit of owning pins

 

[node]

No prizes for guessing what's partially covered by the books here. Stunning quality, well pleased.



I think I'm well into the acceptance phase on this project - every detail on this one is going to be the best I can manage even if it kills me!

 

[Snux]

Got a small box from the Netherlands this morning..... from Peter (Inkochnito). He's producing what he calls his "bridge board" for earlier Williams machines. On my F14 I was planning to replace the bridge rectifiers and the enormous capacitor that look after the GI power, and also install the 2 fuses that Williams forgot to design in. The 2 fuses were finally added by Williams sometime late in the Sys11 series; if you have anything earlier than that you should seriously do a mod to install these fuses. Vid has a guide on pinside with the details.

Alternatively you can just install one of these bad boys from Peter...



These boards replace the existing bridges and that big cap in the backbox, and also provide the 2 missing fuses, all on one neat board. I'm hoping to get my playfield swap finished next week and get this board of Peters installed at the same time. More pictures then.

More details on Peter's board here:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/bridge-board-available-for-williams-games

 

[Inkochnito]

Just a small correction has to be made......
The Bridge Board isn't for the GI power, but for the controlled lamps (and solenoids).
That's what the BIG capacitor is for.
This is the link to the home page for the Bridge Board: http://home.kpn.nl/p.koch3/
You can always get there via www.inkochnito.nl and click on the Bridge Board image.

Peter
www.inkochnito.nl

 

[Jay Walker]

The 2 fuses were finally added by Williams sometime late in the Sys11 series; if you have anything earlier than that you should seriously do a mod to install these fuses. Vid has a guide on pinside with the details.

Williams included fusing for the 25v solenoid transformer secondary winding on the D-11883 'Aux Power Driver' pcb introduced by 'Big Guns', with a fuseholder fixed to the side wall of the backbox for the feature lamp secondary, so this handy pcb suits Williams games up to and including 'Fire'. I suppose it could also be used in later Williams games (up to 'Riverboat Gambler') and Bally games (from 'Transporters' to 'Bugs Bunny') with just the feature lamp section connected.

 

[RudeDogg1]

Might be something for project firepower

 

[RudeDogg1]

How do we order from u rather than big daddy? And how much are they please peter?

 

[Mooseman]

I have two games this may benefit. I cant see how much they are or how to order though

 

[Mooseman]

Rude u beat me by 1 second

 

[Inkochnito]

The Bridge Boards are 30 euro each, plus 13 euro shipping to the UK.
Just email me directly, inkochnito @ kpnplanet dot nl.

Peter

 

[Arv]

How much if we all do a bulk forum buy?

 

[Inkochnito]

How much if we all do a bulk forum buy?

How about 10 for 285 euro, including shipping to one address?

 

[Arv]

250 euro?

 

[Inkochnito]

250 euro?

No.

 

[Mooseman]

£23 each inc shipping not to bad.
Id go for 2. How many you want shaun?

 

[I C U]

1 for me please...

 

[Arv]

No.

Worth a try

 

[Arv]

3 for me.