This Bally LOST WORLD Pinball Machine Was Missing Every PCB!

[@paulclarke7571]

Watchin' this inctedible rebuild while on vacation in Newfoundland, Canada!

[@irieman442]

2 huge knockers on this machine!!! Keep them in!!

[@williamnutley5509]

Thanks Ron. Looking forward to Friday!

[@freewheelin7536]

That back box has an interesting history. Seems to have been on a Seawitch, a Swimmer, and a Stingray. Now a Lost world. .Lol. Enjoying the Build.

[@sguttag]

"Parting-In"...should be on one of your next T-Shirts! "If it's broke, part it in!" It is with eager anticipation I await the painting of that playfield. That is going to be a job, for sure. This is fantastic.

[@miguelrios4602]

It’s ALIVE! 😊Thanks so much for sharing!

[@markjackson1444]

Really great progress on the ‘part it back in’ caper. The displays look fantastic.

[@Cool_Retro]

I love early Bally solid states from this era. Great job so far.

[@tangothecat237]

You removed all components and replaced all tracks. Fantastic repair for a retro machine..please keep up the memories of these machines. Bless

[@areizman]

Nice job. Thanks for the eloquent reasoning why not to repin exclusively for the sake of repining. I've done a couple games with Wolfpack displays, Love 'em! Let your viewers know it's a great idea to remove the high Voltage fuse once you have converted to eliminate any shock hazard.

[@TheRealLizardKing]

Great progress! I can't wait to see the playfield restoration: the Dracula series was great but this one is really one step further in terms of resurrecting pinballs! Just gorgeous!

[@geeteoh1]

Nice job. Got all the lamps working real fast. I need to re-pin my connectors.

[@LyonsArcade]

Your sound board will be featured soon, probably next friday (not this friday)... thank you again for your patience GTO !

[@GrandTheftWatto]

Keep at it guys! How do you eat an elephant? Once bite at a time.

[@MrButtonpresser]

The lost world just wants to be found! Top job gents.

[@tangothecat237]

Battery acid repair unbelievable how you repaired. But you did.

[@tangothecat237]

Joe repaired a star trek video pinball machine..I love that pinball especially the repeat spinning left and right scoring . Star trek forever.

[@webdoc90]

Another great restore video. Should be headed that way soon.

[@markl1129]

Love, Love, Love your content! Thank you guys!

[@Jesselovespinball]

Nice work as always Ron ! I really like the Wolffpack tech displays as well . Easy to put together and they look fantastic when you’re done . And like you said they are very reasonably priced . Can’t wait to see it all finished!

[@harrypapas8710]

You guys are phenomenal 👍👍

[@dustykatt]

I miss my old Lost World. Bought it for 500 and had it for a decade of little fixes here and there. Had to sell it for money and space and I never should have. Sure enough a year later the box art stencils release and more parts right along behind them.

[@Teshyone]

This will be an amazing transformation when You are done. Highly entertaining videos! keep up the amazing work!

[@Nananea]

"R.L." huh? Wonder who that could be?

[@grilnam9945]

For those if us in the UK this is Triggers PinBall Machine. 😂

[@drivewayshop]

Lol. My Triumph GT6 is triggers broom 😂

[@naytch2003]

Alright Dave?

[@naytch2003]

If its a boy they're naming him Rodney..after Dave 😂

[@MRNBricks]

She has a heart beat!❤

[@AllanSitte]

Bally LOST WORLD Pinball - Lyons Arcade Edition. 😁

[@spokehedz]

Hobcobbling the quarter takers is absolutely what I am all about.

[@wackyworldofwindios3476]

love this rebuild.

[@keithwert1827]

Can you please tell me where to purchase and what the right name is of this product, the thermal grease that you used on the Bridge rectifier. Keep up the good work on bring back to life all these pinball machines from the grave. Thanks Keith

[@LyonsArcade]

I'm not an expert on that, we just used some we had laying around, thermal grease is exactly what I always called it.

[@tonylawlor3503]

Missing board's missing from the lost world pinball game better ring Indiana with this one 😮

[@jameskenney5623]

Can't wait for the playfield video

[@pghampton]

If ever there was a candidate for putting a vinyl playfield sticker on a machine! I know you've transformed similar with paint but that mylar...

[@babyneon]

Would y'all consider wearing somekind of mounted camera like a gopro or something that hilds your phone? Chest mounted or head mounted? You could have both hands free and itd be great.might look silly in person but itd be worth it

[@keithwert1827]

Hey Ron could you please make a video on how to burn ROMs a step by step one on how to do it and all the equipment you need and where to buy all the equipment and what type of ROMs do you need. it will be greatly appreciated. thanks Keith

[@davidhollfelder9940]

Don’t part ‘em out (even if it’s “broke”)

[@anthonylopez5650]

We got no engines Ted

[@deadhomer8468]

I like LEDs bulbs over incandescent just because it doesn't melt the playfield plastics like on Gottlieb Genie i played

[@LyonsArcade]

I like the real light bulbs

[@GrandTheftWatto]

Pinballs: BORN TO RUN

[@B_MAD_24]

When electronic hording has its benifits.

[@waynegram8907]

What is so special about using the Wolffpactech displays compared to other display companies?

[@LyonsArcade]

We like them!

[@waynegram8907]

@@LyonsArcade any reasons why? Is it because the LCD or LED displays are brighter or better colors?

[@dlschgo]

@@waynegram8907 They're cheap.

[@jasonsteverson4609]

Hey Ron!!

[@LyonsArcade]

Hey Jason!

[@Vamptonius]

Am I crazy or did the last video show 5v coming out of the rebuilt power supply? Why is 12v needed to be modified to 5v?

[@LyonsArcade]

Lots of amperage, they use the 5v coming out of the power supply for all the lamps then have a separate 12v circuit that is used for 12v, and to run 5v that goes to the logic chips. So the 5v coming out of the power supply is kept separate just for the lights.

[@petermichaelgreen]

The goal is presumably to provide a stable 5V supply, regardless of what else is happening inside or outside the machine. oldschool regulators needed a few volts of headroom over the output voltage to maintain regulation. Then you want some more headroom on top of that so you maintain a stable voltage even if there is a supply brownout (eithether externally caused, or caused internally from switching high power loads). It's inefficient, but I guess they didn't care too much about that. The power needed for the logic boards is likely a small fraction of what is needed for solenoids/lights/displays, all of which were fed off seperate unregulated power rails.

[@MichaelWhitley-n9y]

It's alive

[@coldinspringfield7571]

removing the fuse so the high power does not get to the leds is good but you need to idiot proof it so whoever gets the game later does not stick a fuse in there and blow the thing all to hell

[@LyonsArcade]

The wire with the high voltage doesn't connect to anything on the new displays so it's o.k. either way... thank you for watching!

[@lileveretteyoakumiii]

Yodelayheehoo

[@LyonsArcade]

Hello Lil Everette!

[@v8nagrom]

Első! :D