Tech Help - Flash Gordon Flippers

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Can someone let me know how the upper flippers are tied to the lower
flippers on FG ? I can't remember if it is through the end of stroke
switches or the cabinet switches. I need to order a switch - tried
rebuilding it already and it didn't last, just can't remember what I
fixed last time. It's hell getting older.

Thanks to anyone that can help.

dave

 

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Ray do you sell the spacers seperately? Didn't see them on your site.

Looks like this made out of nylon/plastic:


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comes as part of the lane change switch from pinbot, but I haven't been
able to get this part seperate without ordering a low voltage switch
stack too (useless to me for the flippers)

I use 03-7811 to rebuild EOS too, they work great and are relatively
cheap.

 

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On Bally games like this, the upper flipper was powered by a switch on the
lower flipper.

Originals aren't around anymore- we use Williams #03-7811 with the original
fishe paper or nylon spacer between them. We have these in stock- see our
site at: www.actionpinball.com for pictures, prices, online ordering.

Hope that helps!

Ray J.

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<dwagler@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Can someone let me know how the upper flippers are tied to the lower
> flippers on FG ? I can't remember if it is through the end of stroke
> switches or the cabinet switches. I need to order a switch - tried
> rebuilding it already and it didn't last, just can't remember what I
> fixed last time. It's hell getting older.
>
> Thanks to anyone that can help.
>
> dave
>