An interesting approach. I will try it on a Split Second playfield I have stripped. Up to now, I have used the 555 wired socket holder and the centering attachment from Pinball Life. I was wondering if a dab of hot glue might be good to keep the LED positioned straight up?
Crimp the socket to grip the bulb(47) tighter and the add a small dab on solder on the end of the bulb. do this to all my williams 80s pins and never have a flicker problem. Use a Cointaker 5 panel ww 47 led bulb for a evenly lit bright pop bumper.
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Awesome! Thanks for the excellent suggestion. Looks so much better than the "hot spots" on my pop bumper caps.
You're an absolute madman and I love it.
Great tip! I'll try this on my next game.
An interesting approach. I will try it on a Split Second playfield I have stripped. Up to now, I have used the 555 wired socket holder and the centering attachment from Pinball Life.
I was wondering if a dab of hot glue might be good to keep the LED positioned straight up?
Great idea!!
Solid info! I'll be doing this from now on.
Transplant Surgery on the playfields. Wow!
Nice tip. I have really not had the problems you describe. In have had over 25 pins too. Good solution if someone is having this problem.
Is there a way to visually determine which leg is positive?
Very interesting! I've never seen this before
Awesome. Great tip!!
Crimp the socket to grip the bulb(47) tighter and the add a small dab on solder on the end of the bulb. do this to all my williams 80s pins and never have a flicker problem. Use a Cointaker 5 panel ww 47 led bulb for a evenly lit bright pop bumper.