What coinmech is this?

[MsG]

Hi guys,

I bought a cabinet off a guy who doesn't know anything about it, and it came without booklets about the cabinet itself, so I was wondering, is there some kind of super mutant guy on the forums who has "I can recognise your coinmech"-eyes?

Here is the picture:





Reason for this is that I want to replace it for a Euro coinmech instead of Dutch gulders.

And I saw things like this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=350017715395&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123

I hope anyone can help.

[Ken Layton]

You have National Rejectors' G-13 series.

Here's the manufacturer's website:

http://www.nri.uk.com/

Then click on "Downloads" -> "Validators G-13" for all the manuals and tech info.

[MsG]

_O_ thanks mate! What part did it make your recognise it?

[protokatie]

_O_ thanks mate! What part did it make your recognise it?

Im guessing it is the second picture that has the "NRI" label in plain sight. 

Either that or he has dealt with them before.

[Ken Layton]

_O_ thanks mate! What part did it make your recognise it?

The label with the manufacturer's name and model number plainly printed on it.

[grantspain]

nasty coin mech,i replace these with coin controls c120

[protokatie]

nasty coin mech,i replace these with coin controls c120

For the sole purpose of public discourse, can you elaborate on this? I don't want to end up with shoddy hardware...(and I know nothing of these [or most other] coin mechs).