Early Christmas in Surrey

[Drunkenclam]

it seems these have just cost me another £180 in transformers and connectors,
Now need to make some more dongles too

[Cris]

I struggled to find the correct 2 pin connector when building a recent PSU, so I ended up using the 3 pin version...

http://uk.farnell.com/webapp/wcs/sto...&storeId=10151

Any idea of a UK source of the 2 pin sort? Or do you do something different?

Cheers

Cris

[Drunkenclam]

Nope. I ordered the same ones with a fused switchable iec at the other end.
Nothing wrong with an earth

[quester]

in the star wars one, how is all the mazes/paths that balls follows? and does it make it fun, or does it get kinda old fast?

[Drunkenclam]

To be honest, no time to play/test. No idea
but do have some nice PSUs to run them with

[Cris]

in the star wars one, how is all the mazes/paths that balls follows? and does it make it fun, or does it get kinda old fast?

In most pachinko games you have at least a little input to how the ball falls. But in this version of Star Wars all you need to do is get the balls into a large "IN" inlet at the top, after that the balls are distributed around the machine automatically and in a controlled way. It gets old pretty quick I think, but when the machine comes alive it more than makes up for it.

I've played mine quite a bit now and still seeing new things all the time. If you are a Star Wars fan it's a must !!! The theme is very strong and the 3D clips work surprisingly well !!!

Cheers

Cris

[quester]

can you post some pictures of ball paths or a video, seems most videos show fevers or screen shot, but not how balls travel around, seems this machine has paths leading all over the place, I have the star wars 2 pachinko, with vader mask lowering and light saber changing colors, i'm a star wars fan, but more of a fan of part 1,2,3 or clone wars cartoon