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rchadd:

--- Quote from: DeathDealer on May 25, 2004, 07:53:41 pm ---Question: Where did you get that Coin Mech???????????

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www.arcadeshop.com

Replacement Nintendo Coin plate/mech unit - Stainless Finish $45
JoyMonkey:

--- Quote from: rchadd on May 25, 2004, 08:52:01 pm ---
--- Quote from: DeathDealer on May 25, 2004, 07:53:41 pm ---Question: Where did you get that Coin Mech???????????

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www.arcadeshop.com

Replacement Nintendo Coin plate/mech unit - Stainless Finish $45


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I think I got one of those from Wico for $32 last year. You might want to give them a wall first.
Witchboard:

--- Quote from: NoOne=NBA= on May 25, 2004, 08:26:56 pm ---The best all-around solution to this would be to hide a P2 coinup somewhere.
That way you can use the single coin mech for games that support it, and the hidden button for games that don't.

If you are using an encoder with shift functions, you could use Shift+P2 Start as the P2 coinup as well.

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Or a shift and insert coin.  May be too much work to hit a button and slide a coin though.  Especially in the heat of gaming.  ;D
mattv:
Most "conversion class" games (no dedicated cabinet) let you choose the number of coin slots in the dip switches (or bios depending on the era).

Most of the time they call them "shooters" for some crazy reason.

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