1956 Bally Night Club Bingo Machine - A New Pinball Restoration Series! Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- While restoring my 1948 Chicago Coin Catalina pinball machine I found and bought another broken pinball machine - a 1956 Bally Night Club. This is one of many "bingo" pinball machines made which were gambling type machines, and these bingos are the most complex pinball machines that were ever made, even more so than standard electromechanical pinball machines. The machine when I received it had the power cord removed, so in part 1 of this series we install a new cord and discover some of the main problems that need to be addressed.
Part 1: this video
Part 2: • Bally Night Club Bingo...
Part 3: • Bally Night Club Bingo...
Good luck!
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They were extremely complex machines, They were literally a mechanical computer.
Thanks for the upload.
Great coverage of bingos in general. Thank you. However, about 36:55 you're talking about fuse ratings. The amperage rating of a fuse is the max it's designed to take which includes current spikes. So if it's supposed to be an 8A, if you have to temporarily under fuse, like a 6A, that's OK because the fuse is there for a reason. But if you over Amp, in this case going from an 8A to a 10A, maybe the fuse has less chance of blowing, but risk of fire and other issues is greater. Technically, your circuit should never draw more than 80% of max rated load so in an 8A circuit, the load should max out right around 6.4A to be on the safe side. You did great on the video, I just don't want to see anyone start their games on fire. Let's try to save all of them we can.
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It’s a Bingo. Not a Bingo pinball machine. No respectable Bingo player ever called them a pinball machine. Just saying. The later magic screen, red letter, OK and Futurity games were even way more complex.
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