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I didn’t look any further into it. It’s something with the building wiring, possibly noise on the line. You may have a similar issue. Try plugging your game into an outlet on a different line. If the line your plugged into now also has a sump pump or deep freezer on it, that can cause problems too.

@@noquartersarcade I tried about 5 different outlets, including a couple that had their own dedicated breakers, but didn't change the flicker. I was looking at District 82 video on bally light flicker and he said he puts 1k resistors on all the lamp sockets. Others in the comments mentioned a lamp driver board would solve the issue for all lights. Thoughts on either of those methods? Here is the link and thanks! ua-cam.com/video/krZR4hQ61VA/v-deo.html

@@daved2403oh, I thought you were referring to only having a few lamps flickering. No, you need to add resistors across each lamp for the games a replacement lamp board that addresses the issue isn’t available. That’s all the replacement board does. I’ve used different values but 470 ohm or similar works well. The LED only needs a small amount of power to turn on, the resistor adds a load so the LED will turn off.

@@noquartersarcade It isn't all the lamps, but probably about 20 or 30. I ordered some 1k ohm from amazon, so if they don't work well, I can always return and get the 470 ohm ones. Thanks!

You can but what happens when later on someone puts alkaline AA’s back in because they didn’t have lithium’s on hand? It’s happened before.

That will be after I am dead since only I touch my pinball electronics. I could marker a note on it too.

@@Chris-go9tithen you have nothing to worry about. Do whatever works best for you.

PS: March of 2022 is one of the earliest known videos showing the Addams Family in for a quick overhaul.

Oh I know how that goes, especially after years of working on cars. When you dropped a bolt or socket you prayed like crazy that it hits the ground or else you’ll never find it! Lol

Thanks Dirk!

The coin door lights, control panel lights and cabaret marquee lights are all 12 volt bulbs. The LED’s will be the 12v flash lamp style. Check out comet pinball to get them.

Jeff!

Thank you! We had a great time, you’ll have to join us in the future for sure!

If you don't have haters then you're doing something wrong!

Games that use AA batteries won’t charge due to the blocking diode that’s there to prevent the game from charging the alkaline batteries. You could theoretically install rechargeable batteries and replace the diode with a jumper or resistor but you may have to play with resistor values and possibly add other components to make sure the batteries don’t get overcharged.