Grey
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This isn't really a technical subject related to repair, so I figured I would post it in the general section. As the title suggest this is mostly a minor change. My game is in a position where it's backed up against the wall, and the outlet that it's on isnt controlled by a switch.(It's usually inside but right now it's out in the garage since I just finished up alot of repairs) So I picked up an Automotive switch thats rated for a maximum of 240V (to be on the safe side) and I knew I wanted it to be somewhere that I could easily access it from the front. Origionally I was going to mount it inside the coindoor, but then I realised that because I have a HSS kit with Freeplay, I don't need the service switch. I took it out, and lo and behold the hole is a standard size for the threaded switch mount. This allowed me to have a very clean solution. I put the service switch below the mount that it was in, and I also used disconnectable couplers where I spliced in the new switch, so that it's nice and clean and can also be put back to it's origional state without any hassle. It also does not bypass the origional switch which serves as the 'master'. (This is also technically a DK Jr. but I figured it's the same for DK and DK3)
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