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I finally got a pin...RESTORED AND LOVING IT.

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SavannahLion:
SS?

Q*Bert_OP:

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Solid State (contains CPU/Sound/Other PCBs)

SavannahLion:

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--- Quote from: SavannahLion on August 29, 2007, 05:00:51 pm ---SS?

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Solid State (contains CPU/Sound/Other PCBs)

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As opposed to mechanical/relay type circuits? OK, that makes sense.

ChadTower:

Yeah, prior to about 1978, they were all electromechanical.  Lots of relays and stepper units for logic processing.

JeepMonkey:
Congrats!

I bought my first pin a year ago.  A 1979 Solar Ride for $350.  It was a nice starter pin, but now I find myself wanting to upgrade.  Right now I am on a South Park pin kick.

Arcade, pinball, it doesn't matter.  Must upgrade and add on.

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