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Hi all.on Sunday I'm collecting a small jukebox,size of a 60ss dansette.holds 40 records and selects both sides with small or large centres.ive done several of these in the past.its a 3 hour drive each way.i will post pics when I get home and of course a thread on restoring it.keep watching

Excellent machine, thanks for the video. I never played the 5p version but they had the 10p version of this in a laundrette near college for about a year so played that quite often. I remember the nudges could be very tight, same as this one, giving loads of low numbers with nothing available although there of course were the occasions where you would only need one up on reel 2 for the pairs for £1 and get 10 nudges.

Nice one Dave - just took a look and he has them... Note - £2.26 is "very expensive" when you live in Nottingham!

I'm sure I bought one from Swallow Amusements a few years ago...

Yup it doesn’t help 😂

Must admit I put my tissues away pretty sharpish once I'd read the first post.

Stumbled on this http://www.coin-opcommunity.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Bell-Fruit-Article.pdf great read with some nice old flyers Title should read history not hostory lol

Ive looked in the bag and i was surprised to discover they were all the same. Sorry dicky On a happier note. Look what arrived today. Ha ha awesome

Regarding the Plug Pullers on Ebay I just wanted to say a big personal thank you to all that responded The Total Print time for the 12 units on the bed at the moment is 28 hours ... which works out to around two and a half hours each unit ... but the most efficient way to produce small batch items ... to have an ejection mold made would cost thousands of pounds but would take seconds to make all the best ... Dicky

The test rig is coming on slowly but surely. Here's the front panel and artwork. Don't ask how long it took to cut those square holes!! I swear my missus thinks I've got another woman in my garage. The artwork is printed backwards as it's on Lazertran paper and that will be underneath the plastic film to protect it. Box to put it in. This will be painted eventually. The artwork after being cooked in the oven for an hour which effectively seals it to the front panel. Lastly for now anyway the panel populated with switches and lamps. The LED holders will come later. Next step is to start on the wiring and I've got to make some PCB's to take the connectors. These will all be on the back panel. Quite pleased with it so far but still a fair way to go. Andrew, could you help me out with the connections for the MUX and REELS and INTERRUPT switches. Not got a clue where they go to as yet.