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I think you could agree there is a significant difference between bushings being used in aircraft applications, and that of an arcade spinner that is non-load bearing and you basically are just looking for the least amount of resistance possible. Guess what Oilite has to say about lubrication...

Not sure, George.. I've never liked white grease with oilite bushings. It can get tacky and accumulate dust/debris. I've found that very light oil works better with the bronze bushings. Even 3-in-1 is a bit heavy. I actually use sewing machine oil.

I've seen 2 styles of Tron spinners. I believe the early version was the one with the large encoder disk, and a later version with a smaller one. Not really sure why that is? Regardless, both just have a single bronze bushing under the knob. There is no lower bushing like a Tempest spinner...

Intelligence does not equal wisdom. An intelligent person knows how to build a ladder. How it's applied, however.....

You wouldn't understand... Social engagement with other coin-op enthusiasts Telling stories about what got us into the hobby, such as remembering the first time I played 2 player Fire Truck with me in the front seat and my dad driving behind me. (Dearborn Hts, MI, BTW) Trading and gifting...

You only belittle yourself. Your posts just in this thread are evidence of that. You could be a respectable member, but you choose not to be...

There is no point in trying to curb Mark's behavior. He hasn't changed one bit since the RGVAC days... His autism & narcissism prevents him from normal human interaction. His coping mechanism is to lash out to any perceived slight with name-calling like he's still in 3rd grade. However, he...

Much appreciated, Andy, as always!

Hey @andrewb, Are the Bourns 3386 pots you linked above still your preference for a Tempest board? My board still has all original pots. less one now... I just bumped the R168 y-size pot and it fell right off the board. I'm good with bending the legs and using the kapton tape, just wondering...

It's the same ND-1 board. https://www.system16.com/hardware.php?id=531

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As mentioned, the black/white whites are not connected to anything.

I think the proper name for it is #2 Bracket... :) Seriously, that's all I can find on it.

The new KLOV policy for deleted threads is to insert a joke, so spectators can enjoy... A dog and a cat are having an argument on who is the favorite of humans. The dog says, "Humans like us more. They even named a tooth (canine) after us. Naming such an important body part after us shows...

Hello @FlashShift I populated one of the boards I rec'd from you. Looks great! If you don't mind, a couple things I noticed when adding the components to the board, in the event you decide to make another run of these: 1. The I/O header spacing - maybe consider maintaining a consistent...

Marquee light shouldn't be connected to the jamma harness, unless someone spliced into the 5 or 12 VDC to connect a LED backlight. I agree with Obit, I'd just put a new jamma harness in it and wire it up correctly for your MK2.

I have a Taito SI cocktail that was doing exactly the same thing. Video was all wavy and jittery. I cleaned the pcb edge contacts and repinned the connector. Has been solid ever since.

Well, good luck with that, then.... :)

Right on... :)

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