Broke down our old projection TV and have disposed of the cabinet. Anyone have any suggestions where I could get rid of the electronics and projection assembly?

None of the TV recycling places want to handle this stuff.

Thanks!

The game is long gone but I still have the schematic.

If you need it, it's yours for the asking.

Has anyone come up with an alternative for the way too fragile (and way too expensive) Molex pin extraction tool?

Looks like Hotdoggin'

I think that code can also mean jumbled data in the NVRAM. Maybe try re-entering your settings?

I had already considered the idea of insulated wire but using lugs is a great idea, thanks!

Thanks for the info.

So working on a project Viking. Story is a previous owner did a playfield swap but was never able to get it working. Among the really questionable things that were done (used rubbers, playfield posts caked with wax, etc.) is them having used thumb tacks instead of staples for the ground braid and so...

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I was able to locate one and am tardy on updating the post.

Thank you for the reply.

Thanks for the info

Goes on the inside of the cabinet and positions the ball shooter.

Thanks!

Came with a Bally Viking project. I know it's not period correct for that.

I do have some of them and they are opaque so this is an interesting idea. Thanks Tim.

I know it's a long shot at best, but I'm in need of three red single sided lane guides with the Bally logo on them. These are the short 1-1/2" hole-to-hole size.

Thanks