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Thank you!

thank you! The computer can be seen in the video. it is accessible through the back service door. I have the computer mounted in a PC Test bench like this: amzn.to/3WUXsFR and i ran all the hdmi and usb along the side and use tie wraps to manage them

This is not the video resolution but the fact that the cabinet is 4k. And by the way, youtube supports 4k ultra hd.

It is to hide what shows outside the tv frame. The lights are still very bright. Too bright is not good either as it blinds and reflects.

Thank you! Cheers!

It depends of the draw of the Solenoids. I have a 3 amps for the real pinball solenoids and a 2 amp for the 12v solenoids . When in doubt, use a smaller value and if it blows, increase it. That's what I do.

A 43 inch fits and if you bring the TV flush to the front you can fit a dot matrix

@@MajorFrenchy awesome thanks for the info!

www.nailbuster.com/wikipinup/doku.php?id=puppack_troubleshoot look in the performance section he has a few tips

I have been working at this for a while now and cannot get a bunch of PUP packs to work. I have them in the PUPvideos folder, have selected the bat files (tried multiple to see if any will work) and cannot g3t them to show up on my 3 screen setup for the Matrix, Ren and Stimpy, Futurama, Demolition Man, Twister, Stargate, etc. Everything works great otherwise in Popper or when running directly in VPX but absolutely no PUP packs ever work, no videos or anything. There's got to me something causing this. They aren't hidden in the back at all, they just don't run even when I try the bat files. Any suggestions?

Easy to blame someone for someone's lack of knowledge. I spent all my free time for the last 10 years helping folks to the best of my knowledge. Your comment are the kind of comments that just want make me quit the scene....

I'm not blaming you for my lack of knowledge. I thought your video was going to explain how to install Pup packs. Instead it did nothing but confuse me more.

I've never done that, but it looks feasible. You will need adapters. forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=243812

Send me your info @[email protected]

@@MajorFrenchy Thank you!!! However, that email address does not want to work?

Try something like this amzn.to/4emcnRd

Yes, you can add a small lcd screen to the board. Something like this Just found this amazing item on AliExpress. Check it out! C$2.72 | DC 100V 1A 10A 50A 100A Voltmeter Ammeter Blue + Red LED Amp Dual Digital Volt Meter Gauge Car Motocycle Voltage Current Meter a.aliexpress.com/_mrdqe74

@@MajorFrenchy How would this be installed on the PS you have in this video? TIA

I just ran a sharp exacto blade vertically. At 8:52

Taking your time, using a lot of wood glue and strapping it well while drying are probably the most important things to keep in mind. Try to dry fit so you know how to mount it and when you are ready to glue, you will already be familiar with what goes where. As for the Playfield, it will depend how big your screen is, whether or not you want to leave room at the back for a DOT Matrix or 5 LED Bar, I would say start with building the Hinges Playfield panel and set your TV on it to get a good idea where you want it. For me, I want the bottom of the screen as close to the coin door as possible. Good Luck!

@@MajorFrenchy Thank you so much

You don't need to solder anything on the KlShield. All you need is the pins on the Kl25z solder. You can buy it already solder. ARNOZ has a kit with the Kl25z pins already soldered

Thanks!