Questions about Nishijin No More War-2
So my friends have a pachinko machine in their basement that ive been poking around with,only knowing very minor stuff about it, but i think im down to one thing left:
It seems theres no way to put power on this thing(no cord,no battery,no nothing) but it deffinatly has wiring and a fuse in it,so I just got two questions to anyone who owns this beautiful piece of pachinko:
What the **** kind of battery do I attach to this thing and where do I put it?
Re: Questions about Nishijin No More War-2
Welcome to PachiTalk! You have come to the right place to get assistance for all things Pachinko!
I have restored several "No More War" machines and I use a standard 9 volt battery to run the lights. You can get a battery connector pretty cheap at any Radio Shack and connect it to the contacts on the back (black to the center post, red to the far right post). The bulbs are most likely 10 volt, so the 9 volt battery is the perfect power source. Personally, I like to switch out the bulbs for 7.5 volt bulbs (also at Radio Shack) so that I get a little bit brighter flash. I have been running my machines this way for several years and have yet to replace a bulb.
Please post pics of the machine you speak of. We really love pics!!
Jeff
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P.S. - Radio Shack also sells 9 volt battery clips.
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