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Working on a 1976 Bally Flip Flop Pinball Machine - Fuses, Bottom Mech Board Repair

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@sixtoes2313 3 года назад

Ron. Thanks for taking the time to put these video's out.........Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Thanks Six Toes, we appreciate you hanging out and watching!

@bhuff123 3 года назад

I wish you could come out with video seven days a week because I like them that much you always keep them interesting

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

It's hard to do that many Clark but we try to do the most we can :) Thanks for watching!

@Mabalzitch2024 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing all your knowledge. I've been watching your videos for several years and have learned a lot. I find the details provided on how to properly adjust switches and the insight you provide with respect to your past experiences, to be especially helpful.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Thank you Randall, that's very kind of you to say... see you on the next video!

@EsotericArctos 3 года назад

I know some people go crazy with the cleaning. To me, half the joy of owning these machines is having the machine tell the story of its life. If you lose the patina and have it sparkling clean, it loses its life story. This is only my opinion obviously. Thanks for another great video

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Thanks Brendan, this same discussion has been going on about collectible cars since the 1980s in the United States... people call the ones that have been perfectly restored “trailer queens” because you can’t drive them anywhere in case you get a scratch on it!

@demofilm 3 года назад

My first pinball was the dipsy doodle. And now i have a williams ss . Oh dear what a huge step forward is an solid state , i can only imagine how happy the distributors where with those solid ones instead of the relays

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

I guess it depends on what the warranty was like :)

@mcostafernando 3 года назад

Kudos to the engineers who devised the score motor unit... That's equal parts wonderful and intimidating! Brilliant.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Yeah it’s pretty wild!

@wolfweb 3 года назад

Fantastic info thanks.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, Wolf Web!

@tcb8295 3 года назад

Great job Ron. Thanks for taking us along. It's amazing to see the engineering & design that went into these old EM machines.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Yeah they're something else!

@samgovea8404 3 года назад

I enjoyed the Video Joe Thanks

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Thank you Sam we appreciate you watching!

@ocsrc 3 года назад

The design and engineering that it takes to make one of these is truly amazing. And it is all for making money It is entertainment, but the reason why they make these games is all to make money. Were it not for the motivation to make money, I wonder how many leaps forward in technology would never have happened. I know the VHS industry, and the home computer and the Internet, they were not big until adult entertainment came along. I had a computer in 83, but they were business machines. I remember when VHS first came out and very few people could justify spending the equivalent of 3000 dollars, a whole years salary for many people, but as soon as the rental store opened and they found out there were 100 adult videos to rent, they started flying off the shelves. Same thing with computers. In 95 I sold maybe 1 computer a month. By 99 everyone was buying them. People are very basic in their drives.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

There is a hank Williams jr. song about exactly what you’re saying called “video blues” ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A6s2DoVdaOQ.html

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

It definitely make an awesome documentary to prove.. But it's all on you viewers.. The fastest pinball machine and fastest Pinball ever recorded. With scientific methods included. I am your muse. Go with the the spark of idea.

@grlg2 3 года назад

Hi Ron, I like the once in 50 years service interval comment. Cheers.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

But gave you all a good idea. Good luck.

@TheGnomestead 3 года назад

It's like an archaeological dig with you! Such an adventure! Somebody told me I should wash my hands before doing a video? I LAUGHED! Im WORKIN! People! 🙄😏🙃🤣😅 Thanks man! 👍👍 Flash the night Rider I saw that. It's calling out! Fix me!!! Play Me! Lol

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Somebody told a guy building a fireplace in a gnomestead in Alaska to wash his hands? LOL WTF are people thinking

@danijelcar5184 3 года назад

Great work on botom relay and steper unit board, looks nice now! 👍

@kevinw.3904 3 года назад

Several of the relay screws that were replaced should be in brass. Some relays may also have a brass washer. All I know is the brass isolates the coil from the frame magnetically. I believe this is why coil stops include brass to magnetically isolate the stop attached to it's bracket. You'd have to research, when using regular screws, how it could effect a relay's operation since I haven't tried this myself.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

It probably helps it not vibrate as much....

@pezjohnson 3 года назад

Interesting, my coin unit on my Old Chicago had the same problem. Thanks for putting the work on video.

@ellrick 3 года назад

the score motor assembly is the most intimidating thing I have ever seen as far as pinball mechanics goes. I know if I ever buy an EM that is where my damn problem will be.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

Luckily they don’t usually go out of adjustment

@johnmichael1979 3 года назад

Thank you Ron! Looking forward to seeing gameplay. The modern games are flashy, but sometimes a bit sterile. The EMs have a lot of personality and "talk" to you during gameplay. Chimes, switches, and relays!

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

I love 'em! By the way, I catch this one on fire on the next video, ha!

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

Good luck people..

@Jeroen_a 3 года назад

Thanks again for this cool video! and while i'm at it i'm also shamelessly plugging for Donny. They are also great videos :)

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

I think you need to exclude em machines.. Except for fireball.. Which would be a great contender for the fastest em machine.

@waynegram8907 3 года назад

JOES CLASSIC, Which relays in pinballs games are LATCH and TRIP relays? or just latch relays? The main question is that only ONE latch can be turns ON at a time? you can't have two or more latches on at the same time?

@TwelveBaud 3 года назад

11:30 It looks like the numbers sharpied on the relays were which slot along that big line of relays they go in. The actual uses were printed on paper to the side. The "2nd Coin Set Up" relay (#1) and "3rd Coin Chute" relay (#4) are missing; my best guess as to why is that the door is configured for two chutes both of which are one credit per coin.

@kamnili6159 2 года назад

Thanks sir, very nice video. I have a 75 Bally Wizard. When I turn the game on, push the credit button, all the scores get reset to zero, the credit unit decrease by one and the lights for player one are all on, however none of the stuff on the playing field work when pushing them with hand. Also Flippers are not working. Any idea what could be the issue? Thanks

@jeffb7637 Год назад

Hey Joe! I have a broken Jone’s plug. As I was trying to squeeze the female side a bit tighter it snapped where it turns to go down through the plastic or whatever that material is. Can I just solder that back together? It seems getting a new Jone’s plug is a challenge. Thanks

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

I think a police speed radar would have to be involved in testing this theory.. Open playfield definitely. No ramps upper playfield or wired slings. pop bumpers kickers are aloud. Flippers also. It's realizing an idea and theory..

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

Thanks for clarifying the difference between car glass and safety glass on pinball machines. I totally forgotten about that. But with that steel ball hitting the glass that protect the playfield. It can definitely take a lot of abuse. Except for a drunk jackass for some odd reason wants to break it. But mmmm. Makes me think. What would be the fastest speed of pinball itself could get? And what game could do that? A scientific endeavor I could never achieve. But interesting to think about.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

The fastest I've ever seen the ball move, is just the simple shot off the flippers, the more modern the game is the stronger the flippers are... so a new Stern or Jersey Jack, the shot off the flippers is probably the fastest speed possible. Also there are a couple different speeds you get off the flippers, if you're holding the ball and then flip it, it moves at one speed, and if you hit it as it's coming down the playfield it goes a different speed... but the fastest speed is when it's coming down the inlane at a fast speed and rolls onto the flipper, since it's already going kind of fast and the flipper just redirects it, it makes it even faster. So a nice shot down the inlane and a good strong flip at the end of the flipper on a modern Stern or Jersey Jack game would be the fastest the ball can possibly move.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

I know that's what I am thinking but early 80s and 90s.. Does the comparison hold up. With ball speed and true game speed? That's what I'm trying to figure out. And considering.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

And also compared to today's Pinball machines. From Stern Jersey jacks deep root and so on.. And from Williams Bally's data East Stern Capcom and so on. Question what is the fastest ever recorded pinball machine.. Question 2. What's the fastest pinball as in the ball ever recorded.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

I don't think the pinball database considered this question.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

As in.. As in what is the fastest speed a pinball can do? And what pinball machine can produce at speed?

@williamsudbrink4187 3 года назад

Am I right in guessing that a lot of (if not most of) the "dirt" in the machine is "burned up metal" from all of those contacts sparking when they make/break connections?

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

The air all around us has dust in it, which is largely dead skin cells, and there's something about electromagnets that makes it collect, all the coils in the machines draw that stuff out of the air so you end up with tons of dust and dirt inside the machines. The machines even have a certain smell to them, the smell is basically dust burning.

@pcachu 3 года назад

Well, you know the old saying: better to have a wire and not need it than to need a wire and not have it.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

And with scientific method. A novice should achieve the same speed as a pro. With the placebo.. On a pinball machine.. Damn you scientific method. There should be a way to do this.. But have no idea how to do it.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

Sorry I was just thinking out loud.

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

Well now I'm pondering that question.. Google search says. Fastest pinball in a pinball machine. I get the GETAWAY or the yagoff tunnel on F 14 TOMCAT.. Which neither answers my question. Mmmmm? Google search. Fastest pinball machine? The list is so random it doesn't bear repeating. and a hodgepodge of nothing.. Dead end.. I need to ponder this.

@LyonsArcade 3 года назад

We're working on an F-14 Tomcat next, so you'll see how fast that Yagoff kicker is!

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

Yep I will be watching that..

@memyopinionsche6610 3 года назад

Bet on it! Still pondering on my question on the fastest pinball machine. And fastest pinball speeds ever recorded. But F 14 TOMCAT is really the best contender but I'm being very impartial. And a major fan of F 14 TOMCAT. but still being impartial. With scientific methods.