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| Zebra:
That will make a nice mame / multi gun game cab. Congrats. If possible, try and find a tri-sync or quad sync monitor so you can play some of the newer positional gun arcades like Alien Extermination. Plus you'd be able to play model 2 and 3 games in the correct 384 x 496 res. It's not super easy to use positional guns on multiple monitors if they are fixed to a cab... Have you decided how you'll trigger the recoil yet? I picked up my new America's Army cab yesterday. Moving those things is a bit of a mission. It took me 2 hours just to figure out how to get it out of the cargo van I rented for it. They seem so much bigger (and heavier) when they are in your own home. |
| vholfx:
--- Quote from: Zebra on December 04, 2019, 07:15:51 pm ---You need to buy some security screw drivers and open it up to see what's going on and, specifically, what you are actually doing when you push the end to make it recoil. You might be bridging a loose connection or helping the solenoid grip the brass knocker mechanism. Your gun has a long shaft with a brass knocker that should be attached to your solenoid. The "washer" may also refer to little grip that holds the spring and solenoid plunger in place. Either way, you'll have to open it up to identify which wires go where. Once you do, the issue will likely be obvious. These devices are not complicated. Solenoids only have two wires (+ and -) going in with a diode between them. While you are in there, make sure to clean the solenoid plunger and apply oil. I found automotive bearing oil to be the best but any long-lasting thin lube oil will work. --- End quote --- Right! So I opened it up and indeed the "grip" you mention is missing (it broke, I found pieces inside). How is it call? And where may I find it? I don't even know what to google |
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