Genco Flying Scot

[RichS]

Hi all

I know there is not much love for ancient Flipperless games but I have been asked if I could take a look at a 1939 Genco Flying Scot. It seems in remarkable condition of 73yrs old (I hope I look that good). The wiring is truly awful and has a huge selenium bridge rectifier under the playfield. the transformer has seen better days and looks like it has "cooked". My question to you guys is ... Does anyone know of a schematic for any Genco game of that era? It seems fairly simple but would save time if I had a schematic rather that try to draw one. Any pointers would be much appreciated

Rich

 

[Matt Vince]

I can't help with the manual but I have a 1930's Genco Ski-Hi in storage that sounds like it's in a similar state.

 

[Paul]

Looking at the pics on IPDB it seems a few were sent in by David Dutton....
Presuming it might be the same as @DAD, and if it is he might be able to help??

 

[DAD]

Just seen this, sorry

Yes the Flying Scot in my photos on IPDB belongs to Nigel (and is for sale)
I can get access to it next time I go to Nigel's although that may not be for a few weeks

There is no schematic with it though

IPDB would welcome photos of this other one, as they pointed out the one I photographed was actually the same one they already had photos of from an earlier owner - this would prove another one survives

Looking at the pics on IPDB it seems a few were sent in by David Dutton....
Presuming it might be the same as @DAD, and if it is he might be able to help??