Need Help Please

[By-Tor]

I have a vintage Mizuho pachinko and I would like to share pictures with you all so we can talk about it. Unfortunately, I can't post pictures from work because the sites are blocked. Would someone be kind enough to post the pictures for me for review and discussion if I send them to you?

Thanks a bunch!

[Sid]

Hi and welcome to Pachitalk.

just email me the images and I will gladly post them for you

weirdo@otenet.gr

[Sid]

Here are the Pics By-Tor would like to share with everyone..

Very nice looking Vintage machine.

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[Chris]

Wow - That does look a nice machine

[By-Tor]

If anyone has any information regarding this machine, I would greatly appreciate it. I was able to find a power suplly that works with it, so I now have the out of balls light and whatever the other light is for. I would assume it is the win light.

[RKnarr01]

looks to be in really good condition

[drcrippen324]

welcome to the funny farm we call pachitalk where fun is the main part of the daily diet cant help with the machine but like your avatar

[compirate]

Very nice machine, looks to be complete (some of the covers are usually missing from the back). Yes, the other light is for wins. I know you found a power supply for it, but what people don't realize is you can just replace the bulbs with different ones (say 9v, allowing the use of a simple transistor radio battery).

[Mike]

Looks like a great machine By-Tor. Sid, like the e-mail address, kinda suits ya!

[Tulsa]

Very nice and clean looking model!

[Lddrizzt]

To our little slice of imported happiness!

[H20Dreams]

If anyone has any information regarding this machine, I would greatly appreciate it. I was able to find a power suplly that works with it, so I now have the out of balls light and whatever the other light is for. I would assume it is the win light.

What is the power supply? I recently received a vintage that looks like it has the same connection, but not sure what I need

[johntofva]

Welcome to Pachitalk By-Tor.

[dattia]

[clau]

WELCOME By-Tor!!

[Kingsmen26]

What is the power supply? I recently received a vintage that looks like it has the same connection, but not sure what I need

Use a tranfomer from just about any kids toy or cordless phone. We all have them laying around from stuff that doesn't work anymore. Cut the end off that plugs into the toy or phone, strip the wire back and your in buisiness. Just make sure the output is DC and the voltage is equal to or less than the voltage of the bulbs in the machine. Most vintage machines have 10 volt lamps or you can change the bulbs to match the transformer.

[DaStooge]

[By-Tor]

What is the power supply? I recently received a vintage that looks like it has the same connection, but not sure what I need

I went to the following website: http://faculty.ccp.edu/faculty/dreed...electrical.htm

I used a 12volt DC 300ma and connected the wires to the green fused wire and the wire for the lights (blue and yellow). I did not connect the red wire to anything.

[Hillbilly_Savant]

So does it work then? All the machines of that era function pretty much the same way. Do you have any more questions? As far as information on the actual machine, you will probably only find out the vintage. 70's? That's as close as I get. I have a couple machines with this design. Nishijin and Kyoraku. Makes a nice toilet flush sound when all of the balls dump from the center holding area.(before they hit the bell) I don't see much info on the actual name/design history of older games.

[Tony Junior]

Nice vintage. Congrats.