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With a lot of the older games, the coin switch was connected directly to the input of TTL logic. A bit like hitting the circuit with static electricity. It could reset or confuse the IC.

BIC Multi Purpose Lighter with Long Metal Wand, Candle Collection, Great Lighter for Candles and Fireplaces, Pastel Colors This is what I was thinking, but if the voltage was able to pass through to the second part of the circuit that the wire hits to close the circuit then it would be the same as physically closing it wouldn't it? But that would mean there are some serious grounding issues in the mech, and applying the correct voltage to all that solid metal plate so that just the correct voltage passed through the circuit, hmmm I dunno? Little details make a big difference. Clipper is dedicated to making a difference by taking the utmost care in how we manufacture and distribute our products. Learn more below. Since 1972, Clipper has provided the full solution for reusability of plastic Lighters. Discover our unique product offering and how we are defining the way lighters are made and used. It is no secret that the quality of clipper lighters has gone downhill. Many folks say that they have done this on purpose so they do not last as long as consumers have to buy more.

I call an experiment - I have an electronic lighter here at home (actually 2 different types), I also have games that range from 79 up to late 80's with all sorts of coin mechs-boards.

Clipper offers lighters of all shapes, sizes and capabilities. Find the lighter that suits your needs best. Fact: I was a teenage arcade recidivist and used this technique to good effect on stand up Space Invader cabs. Didn't always work but was fruitful enough to pursue. We had my mates mums stove top lighter and also one that we pinched from a gas heater. Also used Spacies rapid on /off technique, had coins on strings - not that successful as you lost many a coin and did a good line in coins cut from lead flashing sheet which was probably the most successful. I remember a great run using these on the long line of Spacies at Central railway station. The problem was with all types of machines and mechs. It was very hard to know exactly which ones - I suspect that's why LAI started using that reset board in all video machines?

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Clipper conspiracies aside, there is a common issue with the new lighters where the flint produces a spark but the gas does not ignite the flame. If you have refilled your lighter a few times it can be easy for grime and dirt to build up around the gas outlet in front of the wheel. Cleaning this will most likely fix your problem and get your clipper working smoothly again.

All in Man's Toolbox, Jet flame torch lighter, Lighters JOBON Torch Turbo Windproof Spray Gun 31,00 €– 32,00 € Select options When I ran an arcade for a short time we had a major problem with a couple of kids using the insert from a piezo lighter. Homepin what type of coin mechs are you talking about? do you have a link to them? were they the common arcade mechanical ones? or something different?This has probably been discussed here before, but I searched and couldn't find it, please post a link to old discussion if know of one, the subject has come up recently elsewhere so I'm looking for some solid facts to pass on. If all above fails, make sure that there is actually gas in the lighter as it might need refilling! many newsagents and headshops sell gas bottles to refill lighters and it is much more eco-friendly to refill a lighter than to buy another and throw plastic away. If you want to, you can also replace the flint in your clipper and change the hexagon wheel using a nice round one from a different lighter.

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