Lol why go to the trouble of doing that? Its more effort than soldering the two wires together surely?
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The "What is this part/Where is this from" Thread..
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Probably where a computer was connected in to monitor something. The pins correspond to RX,DTR,DSR and CTS. If you dont want it there I would remove it and rejoin the wires to each other.
Orange with blue stripe is a flipper is it not ? (assuming sttng)
Orange with blue stripe is a flipper is it not ? (assuming sttng)
Yep, that's correct. all the wires to the left flipper opto board have been cut or spliced for some reason and the board has been replaced by an old leaf switch.
I'll remove it and re-connect the wires as it doesn't seem to be doing anything.
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Lets try again.
Is it a power supply from Cruisin' USA?
its a Wheel Driver Board Assy for cruisin USA
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thanks. Anyone want a wheel driver board assembly thingy for a Cruisin USA ?
Nice , thats what I like to hear.Not these days - we've turned him to the dark side
spinner from......
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Ermm it's a spinner.... a standard pinball part 
lol.....
i think its from a firepower ?
i think its from a firepower ?
Yup def firepower
anyone on here want it for freeeee
I'll take the diner underneath.
well spotted Carl !!!
you won a free game on diner
you won a free game on diner
i see you're not a golfer
Dirty!
Bloody kids, mixing up their toys with my pinball parts!!
Extra points for a TBL reference Dan
It also appeared on Firepower II, Laser Cue and Alien Poker.
It's a slightly dif pic on fp2
Right, I hadn't noticed. Perhaps another batch of them was made for FP II, which were also used on Laser Cue.
I'm sure fp2 has a diff ship on it I could be wrong
Can anyone identify this piece of old fashioned Bakelite type plastic? I seem to have a bag of these, no idea when or where I got them!
The one on the right looks like a ruler, used for measuing and drawing straight lines etc
the one on the left, looks like part of a pop bumper
the one on the left, looks like part of a pop bumper