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			TopJimmyCooks:
			
			get extra pins beyond the exact amount needed for the kit.  you will goof some up.  I kludged and used my cheap gc waldom crimpers that I got from Marco Specialties the last time I did round pins.  The housings are not very tight around the barrel of the pins, so it's not as critical as say .100 header pins.  
		
			Nephasth:
			
			
--- Quote from: rooter on June 07, 2012, 10:24:59 am ---I'm going by the Pinball 101 electrical guide.
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--- Quote from: Pinball 101 electrical guide ---Fuses are used primarily for stopping the magic smoke that makes everything electrical and electronic work, stay inside the components.
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Joke or not, doesn't sound like the wisest choice to use when it comes to a manual/guide...
		
			Mysterioii:
			
			That manual also says to solder wires onto pins of your LEDWiz to drive an H-bridge to in turn drive a shaker motor, when really all you should need to do is hook up a simple mosfet circuit to the regular outputs (cheaper, simpler, and no hacking of your controller board).  
		
			rooter:
			
			
--- Quote from: Mysterioii on June 07, 2012, 03:11:44 pm ---That manual also says to solder wires onto pins of your LEDWiz to drive an H-bridge to in turn drive a shaker motor, when really all you should need to do is hook up a simple mosfet circuit to the regular outputs (cheaper, simpler, and no hacking of your controller board).  
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I have all my shaker parts, but I didn't read that section yet. I'm really hoping to find a better way.  I was waiting for my molex connections to arrive, so I could wire up the many fuses.  I have already had my LED's wired up without fuses, but I was afraid to add the knocker and the shaker motor without adding them as the guide has me a little paranoid.
I am still having trouble finding a decent deal on two contactors.  I just need those and the LED DMD and I will be about done.  I have had the DMD controller board for a while now, but there is nowhere to find the actual displays at the moment (need to wait a few more weeks).
		
			ViriiGuy:
			
			
--- Quote from: rooter on May 04, 2012, 04:03:28 pm --- The new pinball simulator that loads Future Pinball tables and connects to VPinMame has me really excited.
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Your build is looking great! 
Now you have me curious about this new Simulator..... Any details? I LOVE the FP Tables, but HATE the lack for feedback abilities.
		
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