Hello all,
I was fortunate enough to pick-up a Whitewater and a Jurassic Park at very good prices, and am now looking for a "final" pin. (Back to the Future). As electronics is not my background I would have to rely on someone else for more significant repairs as I can only really attend to the simple items such as bulbs, bumpers, rubbers, etc.
I was thinking, then, of trying to find an inexpensive pin to learn on before trying my hand at the three mentioned above when a significant repair is called for. Is there something in an inexpensive pin. that I can look for that might help to teach me basics, as well as one that is general and easy enough to find parts not only for its own repair but also for when I mess up and have to try again? As such, I would need to find a pin (or type of pin) that I can gain confidence enough to break down (like flippers or targets) and then rebuild and replace, simply as a teaching tool and not because the pin needed it.
Thanks all! Your thoughts and advice is appreciated!
I was fortunate enough to pick-up a Whitewater and a Jurassic Park at very good prices, and am now looking for a "final" pin. (Back to the Future). As electronics is not my background I would have to rely on someone else for more significant repairs as I can only really attend to the simple items such as bulbs, bumpers, rubbers, etc.
I was thinking, then, of trying to find an inexpensive pin to learn on before trying my hand at the three mentioned above when a significant repair is called for. Is there something in an inexpensive pin. that I can look for that might help to teach me basics, as well as one that is general and easy enough to find parts not only for its own repair but also for when I mess up and have to try again? As such, I would need to find a pin (or type of pin) that I can gain confidence enough to break down (like flippers or targets) and then rebuild and replace, simply as a teaching tool and not because the pin needed it.
Thanks all! Your thoughts and advice is appreciated!