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  1. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    Another question regarding the AC power. Let's say the green wire is the ground. Being that AC has no positive nor negative, is it possible to do damage by hooking the 2 power wires up the wrong way? If so, how do I go about testing which is which? I really don't want to fry my pin before I...
  2. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    I bought a new power cord to swap out the Italian one it came with. I won't get a chance to do it until tonight, but can I assume that the wire colours will be the same on the new plug, and old? Is green always ground? Or should I test the new cords continuity just to make sure everything's correct?
  3. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    Cool. I won't know until later tonight or tomorrow how it works when powered up. I got it jumped over to 120v last night, so all I need to do to fire it up is change the cord over.
  4. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    I've just noticed the two lower flippers extend to different heights, but when they are resting, they are both level. Is that something that can be adjusted, or is it a symptom of something else? Like two different flipper mechanisms or something?
  5. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    Nailed it!
  6. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    A couple of safety pins later... Success! Now I just have to do that 5 more times. :lol:
  7. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    The extra jumpers that came with my machine are not for 120v, like I hoped they were. Basically, I need to make one of these: Into one of these: I've tried getting the pins to pop out, but it's proving rather difficult. Are there likely to be connectors like this at the Playdium Store, or do...
  8. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    Wow, I guess that explains it! Thanks Mike.
  9. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    Thanks Brock. I'll be sure to grab all of that stuff. Mike, thanks but I have a copy of that already. :) Definitely looking forward to getting an actual manual for it. Depending on how big the book is, I may pay a visit to one of the print shops I used to work in and make a PDF version of it...
  10. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    I'm going to try and make it to the Playdium store tomorrow before work to grab my rings and some Novus II. Other than fuses, is there anything else I should buy while I'm there? It looks like there is a Mylar covering on most of the game. Is it Novus II I'll use to clean both the wood and Mylar...
  11. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    I think it's English and German. It seems to have the same stuff written in both languages. Check out all the stuff that was inside the cabinet: What are those mechanisms there?
  12. tim.sanderson

    Tim's Rescue 911 thread

    I've cracked open my R911 machine to get my first really good look inside a pinball machine. I'll be posting lots of pics and stuff on my site as I go. I'm going to use this thread to ask any questions that I have as I go along. http://www.multiball.org/ So many people here have already been a...
  13. tim.sanderson

    pinball come back home

    I feel your pain. Literally. I have two pinched nerves at the base of my spine. They were acting up while unloading the truck, but now it's really bad after wrestling my machine into the basement yesterday. I had to use my desk chair just to help me get out bed this morning!
  14. tim.sanderson

    WTB: Gottlieb legs

    Thanks for the info, guys. After getting the legs on the machine, it feels like a great height. (at the front of the machine, anyway) Chris B. gave me a new leveler to replace the one that was missing from one of my legs... I think I may just clean these guys up, and give'em a fresh coat of...
  15. tim.sanderson

    pictures

    I'm told older Gottlieb games have taller cabinets than other games from the same era. Now that you mention it, it would have made more sense going in coin-door first. Here it is touching the roof of the truck:
  16. tim.sanderson

    WTB: Gottlieb legs

    Brock mentioned something about being 2 or 3 inches longer. Let me do a little research, see what I can find out. Thanks.
  17. tim.sanderson

    WTB: Gottlieb legs

    Last night Brock told me the legs that were wrapped with my machine were normal length legs, and not the longer Gottlieb legs my R911 should use. Before I buy new ones, I thought I'd see if someone happened to have a set they'd be willing to part with. Thanks, Tim
  18. tim.sanderson

    pictures

    I was surprised how quickly we got the everything into Brock's garage, and guys trucks. Thanks to Brock for allowing his garage to be used as the depot. It made the last leg of organizing a little bit easier. And yes, it was raining pretty good. Also, thanks to Adriano for all the advice when I...
  19. tim.sanderson

    pictures

    My R911 is still (very) snug in the back of dubplates truck. It barely fit. We had to pull up the carpet in the back of the Santa Fe just so it would clear the door jam/ceiling we'll bring it inside today. So excited! Tim
  20. tim.sanderson

    pictures

    Oh ehm gee! I can't wait! It's looking like our machines will hit Brock's place Sunday evening!