Just got the 7.1 set and I'm watching the video to do the hook up. It doesn't say anything about positive and negative on the exciters. Does it matter?
Random question. How necessary is it to have a few solenoids running accross the center from one side to another? I see that you only have the solenoids screwed into the sides. Is that enough even for the bumpers that are normally in the center of the table? Thanks
Personally, I don't notice a huge difference, but if you want the most accurate representation, then it's the most correct way to do it. In real play, I don't think it's very noticeable. What IS noticeable is the difference between solenoids near the front and the back of the cabinet, so as long as you have the flippers and the slings in the front and the bumpers in the back you will be pretty well off.
Love it! You actually play that thing with angle iron on the corners. Yikes bro! Love your site!
Looks amazing. I have your solenoid kit and it's a great addition.
This is good stuff. Thanks so much for putting this video together. The mounting rail makes it come together nice!
These look like amazing kits, on my list for when I start my build!
Is this compatible with the AtGames Legends Pinball machine? I know of the other advanced haptics kit but understand that’s not true SSF.
Just got the 7.1 set and I'm watching the video to do the hook up. It doesn't say anything about positive and negative on the exciters. Does it matter?
The exciter with the red paint on the terminal is the positive lead.
The bass shaker wire in the kit is to short for the back shaker. What would you recommend to fix it? What type and gauge of wire?
I use 18 gauge wire, it's as easy as just running a new wire or simply extending the wire with speaker wire.
@@clevelandsoftwaredesign Thank you.
What size power supply did you use ?
10A 24V power supply
Random question. How necessary is it to have a few solenoids running accross the center from one side to another? I see that you only have the solenoids screwed into the sides. Is that enough even for the bumpers that are normally in the center of the table? Thanks
Personally, I don't notice a huge difference, but if you want the most accurate representation, then it's the most correct way to do it. In real play, I don't think it's very noticeable. What IS noticeable is the difference between solenoids near the front and the back of the cabinet, so as long as you have the flippers and the slings in the front and the bumpers in the back you will be pretty well off.
Good stuff
Need to adjust your mic/volume. Can barely hear you unless I turn my volume WAY up.