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Brad Lee:


--- Quote from: Elkor on March 21, 2003, 02:43:33 pm ---I also did this, to mount the switches I used plain old krazy glue.  works great.
to make the coin reject buttons move smoothly just take out the coin mech.  works like a champ.


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But with the coin mechs out, how do you make sure that coins dropped thru the slots A)registers as a credit, and B)goes into the coin box or whatever you have setup to collect coins?

The 1st is semi-sarcastic, but I had a problem with the second since without the mechs, quarters just kinda dropped wherever they wanted

1UP:


--- Quote from: Brad Lee on March 21, 2003, 05:53:19 pm ---
--- Quote from: Elkor on March 21, 2003, 02:43:33 pm ---I also did this, to mount the switches I used plain old krazy glue.  works great.
to make the coin reject buttons move smoothly just take out the coin mech.  works like a champ.


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But with the coin mechs out, how do you make sure that coins dropped thru the slots A)registers as a credit, and B)goes into the coin box or whatever you have setup to collect coins?

The 1st is semi-sarcastic, but I had a problem with the second since without the mechs, quarters just kinda dropped wherever they wanted

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Yeah, some people actually want to USE their coin mechs!  I'd rather keep everything as functional as possible, otherwise the coin door is just window dressing.  Its also a good way to limit kids play time, or even your own (if you find yourself playing when it's time to go to work...  ;) )

Besides, you can set up the switches so that you only have to push the buttons a fraction of an inch to get credits, without having to fight the coin mech.  Simple.

MrArcade:

I wired my rejects as coin switches around 3 years ago.  It was on the Mark I cab.  I doubt that I was THE first one to do it, but I was one of the first.  I did a lot of brainstorming on that cab and thought it was awesome when it was done....now it still seems neat since it was a mini....but with so few controls it does not rate awesome anymore...
I had a lot more pics of the cab up...but storage got tight....so many had to go...including the coin switch pc....but the roswell cab is very similar.  As I recall I used one existing hole and had to drill the other.  very easy actually.


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