@@rcfreeman there’s actually more to this song, but I cut it down so it wasn’t too long for the video, that’s an interesting thought. I might do a few more pinball songs,maybe I should do a soundtrack that’s a good idea!

You could use Velcro to mount the controller. As far as the app that will be up to pinlights to keep up with.

I agree with Alex! Most people just use velcro, though I'm trying to think of more creative solutions that allow people options+board protection whether or not they want to bolt something to their cabinet wall or let it sit at the bottom of the cabinet. As far as app controls go, I completely agree with you. I thought about putting some hardware potentiometers onto the control board so you could adjust at least "basic" things. You think that'd work for your case?

You have a great point here @PatsArcade! I've been debating how best to solve this, either by making boards with buttons/knobs on them, or some sort of hardware wireless device or a piece of software for desktop (Windows/Mac) that you could use to bluetooth control your lights. I definitely take obsolescence seriously, having been bitten by "cloud app things" myself. Our boards don't require a cloud (though you CAN sign up for a pinlights account to save your games across devices). Though you've definitely gotten the idea wheels spinning on this side!

@@Pinlights yes and coming from a developer perspective I know how painful those updates can be. We had around 20 games, over 8 different platforms and 100M+ installs worldwide. Staying on top to constantly update our titles to remain compliant with the latest OS SDK took probably half of our time at the studio instead of working on new titles. At some point if you decide to no longer maintain the apps, its always possible to open source it so that people can compile their own builds. However I think having a physical remote or buttons is ideal and a lot more user friendly for most people. Once someone has everything configured, I doubt they would change the settings often. So even if its done using small pcb mounted push buttons that should do the trick. You could always create a small remote board like on arcade monitors to relocate the controls in a more convenient location (back box or in the coin door area).

@@MrDamasta1860 no I don’t, but I might make one it’s gonna be very similar to the one I showed you by using the clip leads, so find a flasher that you want to use and use the alligator clip for the flasher trigger to that. and then put the GI alligator leads on any G.I. lightbulb

I put these in a Demo Man. It was no problem.

yes correct!

yes correct, I do leave it set for 8 ohms for more volume

Hey, that's a great suggestion. Those Kickkers are about $30 more expensive than the ones I used. If I do another 4" cab speaker conversion, I'll try those out! I was doing the soldering in the cab for video purposes.

@@empirepinball If you're paying $7k for a machine don't cheap out on the speakers!😆I'm ordering a pair for my own system so will let you know how it goes!

@@bozanimal5576 True, the ones I used actually sound really good! I own a recording studio, so I know a thing or two about sound. I got lucky with these speakers. I've tested some from Amazon that sound terrible!

@@empirepinball Ooh- I'll have to take a closer look at your recommendation!

I dont think you can get this set anymore, which is sad because its amazing! if you go to www.pinside.com do a search for Indiana jones mods, you will find some great mods that are availble!

they have less bounce, the ball is much more controllable with titans on there

I love the Emira! Before the Emira, I had an Evora, and I love the improvements they have made between the to 2 models!

@empirepinball been looking at one near me, gonna have to test drive it soon!

@@johngannon you will love it!

for WPC 89 your going to need some adapter plates for the backbox speakers, the installation will be the same.

lol

I'm not going this year, but I might next time!

Yeah man that was totally sick!

thank you!!

I haven't heard anything about that yet.

can you give me a few examples of what you're thinking?

@ my lighted flipper buttons plug into the same board that I had my pin monk coil fans plugged into.

@@OldManMickeltons there is a power distribution board you can get to help power multiple mods. check out this link, www.pinballlife.com/PBL-600-0489-00

@ thank you kind sir!! I will check it out! This Cri by the way

Mod video coming this week!!

Yes it is!! I had it on order for 3 years! got it back in April..

Haha! I'll see what I can do, Mr. Rod Shooter might make and appearance soon!!

I’ll have to give that a try! Thanks for the tip!

Were you a paperboy back in the day? That's where I first learned about this type of strap, as a young kid on a BMX bike, back in the early 80s. Good times!

@@mrfuriouser No just figured it out when I was a kid and later it was confirmed through various jobs I held as a teen. I don't recall which.

Yes, i leveled it after I put the game in it's final resting spot in the line up! I am waiting on the Fix kit! So far I haven't had any shooter issues with the ball not making it up the ramp.