AutoStop for my 2000 Yamasa Time Cross Machine

[Matt79]

Hey all,

I was reading around about autostop dongles HERE and it made it seem like my Yamasa needed a completely different dongle than other, 'tradtional' models.

Now, is it the case that since the machine was made in 2000, that it's NOT a 'new' model, and old dongles would work?

I have someone who offered me an autostop for $10 - and I am waiting to get a picture and details from them, but I wanted to get info before hand from here so I know what to look for when i get the info...

Thanks a ton,

Matt!

[Matt79]

Hey all,

I think i'l be ok, since my machine has one of these 'newer' stop boards (see attached).

I'll keep you posted,

Matt!

[slot player]

In had Time Park ( almost like Time Cross ) a few years ago and if memory serves me it did not need an autostop.

[Matt79]

Slot Player,

That's interesting that you say that - I have noticed that my Time Cross WILL stop on it's own after about 30 seconds of spinning...but that doesn't really count as far as I am concerned...

Were there any factory adjustments for your machine? How did it act?

Thanks,

Matt!

[Matt79]

Here's the pic that the person sent me... I wonder if it will work!

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Matt!

[Matt79]

Ok,

The board I posted is a REPLACEMENT for the original stop board. That is, you plug this in, and it simply stops at set intervals. It's not configurable like the newer ones you see around here...

It's only $10, but i'll hold out to find a used one that is configurable...

Thanks,

Matt!

[luckydog]

its very easy to just speed load the tokens and press the 3 buttons

and I think more fun

[shuttleman13]

I have a looney tunes made by olympia gold is their a autostop mod for it? I hate to have to push the bottons all the time LOL

[new in town]

Matt. I'm just out the door going to Work.

Will PM you tomorrow about it.