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1985 Bally Beat The Clock
SOLD on 06-24-17
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This game is Elkhart Pinball’s. (Shopped) This a very clean, Pinball machine has been shopped, every switch has been checked to work properly, every light has been checked, every coil has been checked for proper play. Many games played, every thing works as it should. Playfield was cleaned and polished. 3 AAA Batteries removed and converted over to a NVRAM by www.pinitech.com These modules use CYPRESS F-RAM nvram ICs rated at 151-year data retention & 100 trillion reads/writes. So no more changing or leaking batteries very great idea. |
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3 AAA Batteries removed and So no more changing or |
converted over to a NVRAM leaking batteries very great idea. |
www.pinitech.com PINBALL AND ARCADE NVRAM BATTERY ELIMINATORSVarious nvram memory modules / adapters, otherwise known as "battery eliminators" -- for pinball and arcade machines. No more changing batteries. Your high scores and settings are saved without the need for any batteries, so you can remove the batteries from your game once and for all! To find what NVRAM is compatible with your game, please see the compatibility list for each NVRAM module on the product details page. In general, early solid state pinball machines from the late 70s through early 80s used a 5101 NVRAM Module. Many arcade games during this time period would use a 5114 NVRAM Module. Alphanumeric and DMD pinball games from the mid 80s through early 90s would typically use either a 6116 NVRAM Module or 6264 NVRAM Module. |
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Thanks for looking
John Freel
Elkhart Pinball Inc.
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