Very cool recap! Always fun to back and watch these.
I swear, I didn't see the Score Pool featured at 3m 24s. Was it there all weekend?

Makes sense that Italy is so high up. I swear, half of the re-imports that I see come from there

Awesome!
I borrowed Sparky's Pit Fighter PCB a few months ago and had fun kicking ass again
After watching this, I'm gonna go play it again tonight.
I always found that the game was literally twice as easy with Ty

Sparky wrote:I got nothing.

Lol... we helped you load your trailer

I bought out all of Poolman's WPC schematics. I've officially cornered the market.
Was fun negotiating with Tom... I kept offering to pay him more, and he kept asking for less...

Always tough to put a price on oddball games like that. If you advertised it to the right crowd, then you could maybe fetch 750$... I dunno... but us maaca folks would really only be interested in the parts... like color CRT, coin door. You've seen the boat anchor in my garage... same deal. Worth mo...

dr.nybble wrote:Success was reported with the hand squeezer!

The dies that came with mine were for solid rivets I had to buy ones for semi-tubular somewhere else.

Thanks again for that!
I'm sorry that we never actually got to chat for a bit

Just loaded my game in the truck and heading home soon.
Fun show! Thanks to everyone that brought games.... without you the show wouldn't be the same. Special shout out to the owners of Rollergames and Indiana Jones... great machines that played amazing!

I'm sure it was posted somewhere... but I can't find the info.
What time are the doors open tomorrow morning for people bringing games to setup?
Thanks!

medvet wrote:;) Poolman has graciously agreed to sell some of my NOS and after market stash. For those who know me, most of my stuff I have is original NOS if at all possible. This is just the tip of the iceberg but at least it's a start.

Cool... where does Krusty the Clown figure go on the playfield?

Thanks guys!
Dr.Nybble, I'll bring the parts to the Ottawa show.
Lowrent, thanks for the offer as well. If for whatever reason I can't get it done in Ottawa, I hope you're still OK with me reaching out to you sometime after.

Xylog wrote:Xylog's Hall O Pinball...

Nice. Little less hauling on my end, but ready nonetheless

Lowrent wrote:If you have business to attend to at Quartier Dix30, you could drop by my house, I have a rivet press.
I'm located at J4S1E1.

Thanks so much for the offer... that's great!
I'll reach out to you sometime after the Ottawa show and work out a day/time that is convenient for you.
Best,
Dave

I've been shopping around for a decent rivet tool, but haven't pulled the trigger yet. Was wondering if someone would be up for bringing their rivet press or rivet punch tool to the Ottawa show this weekend to help me rivet my ramp flap to a new ramp that I have. I have the rivets and washers.... ju...

Hi Josh,

I'll bring WCS94

See you early Saturday morning

There is a Williams Big Deal at Eco Depot in Lachine. Pretty beat up and not a project that I'm interested in. Sticker price on it is 450$. It's been there a few weeks, so maybe there is room for negotiation, I dont know. This is NOT my machine... so don't message me about it :-) Screenshot_20190906...

I got a bunch leftover from a game I converted to LED. Will bring the box... you can pick what you want

I forgot how bad the Vic-20 port was. I remember playing it at home... ouuuuffff

As always, great video Pat!

Just so we're understanding it, when were the licensing fees introduced? Are the old laws legacy of the 80s arcade boom? Yup, $343 per machine. And as Rob mentioned, non transferable. So if you had a pin off route for a few months being serviced, you still paid the yearly fee and couldn't transfer ...

It's about time!
We should see more games out in public places because of this

Go visit the Player One showroom... you can get some of those titles new in box

Rob at Alouette also knows a tech that works on monitors (he services the Alouette games). If you are at the MPL on Friday, you can ask him for the guy's contact info... maybe he does house calls.

If you aren't up for troubleshooting, here are a couple of guys that do them in the GTA (if you want to avoid shipping your chassis to the US) : Rick Nieman Nieman Video Displays Kitchener, Ontario 519-621-1722 Rick@niemandisplays.com Electronic Repair Services Most monitors chassis repaired Wells, ...

What is wrong with your current monitor? A few of us on here work on them sometimes and can maybe help you troubleshoot/fix the problem.

If the tube on your monitor is good, you can also send out the chassis for refurbishing... a lot cheaper than buying a new monitor.