Before You Plug in a Pinball Machine - Part 2

[@jameskeough4620]

Another nicely done vid with no annoying background music!

[@La4s]

Keep up the great videos. Quick question about the Rectifiers. Is there a reason you didn't raise them off the board some to allow heat to dissipate more efficiently, especially since you front mounted them and no longer are relying on the backplate as a heat sink?

[@PinballWorkshop]

La4s it's hard to tell in the video but with adding the front heatsink on, there is a pan head screw that causes the bridge rectifiers not to be soldered flushed to the board. There's a 2-3mm gap.

[@La4s]

Thanks. I will be building one of these in the coming days. Your video is a huge help. Keep up the great work.

[@mrsound1]

Hey nice video! Where did you get that rectifier kit?

[@PinballWorkshop]

Ernie A nvram.weebly.com Great stuff!

[@dannylott702]

I would like to know where you get your supplies from not just your kits

[@PinballWorkshop]

Hi Danny. For electronic components, I use Great Plains Electronics for most everything pinball related. If I can't find it there, I head over to Mouser.

[@jameskeough4620]

@@PinballWorkshop Great Plains out of business now.

[@wolf9545]

Maybe it was something odd going on with my computer / video but this video seemed really choppy. Almost as if it was playing in 2 frames per second.