transformers on many (can't say with this one) were made with "high" "med" and "low" taps and as the transformer aged the output could be changed to the next tap up to boost the transformer back to full power Just to clarify and avoid any costly errors, only adjust the tappings on the mains "primar...

Sad News Indeed,

You can have this one on me, if it helps?

Not sure if you will get a print direct from this photo, but it gives you some idea of what you need.

Just get your artwork printed and laminated to get it as near to the original.

I doubt you will find it easy to get a working motor as per the original. You could replace it with a modern Parvalux geared motor. The original motor would have had some speed adjustment via a slide resistor. You can't do this with a Parvalux motor. What you need to do is turn the flat strip connec...

badpenny wrote: ↑

Sat Jul 11, 2020 10:25 am

Great! I hope he wins the lost causes.

lost cause???

not sure I know what that is BP.

Well done Geofflove, nice find.

I know most of you on this forum will know that Jerry is closing his Brighton arcade and selling up !SORRY! But for the few that don't know !PUZZLED! This might be of interest. ( I was going to post this in the auction section, but as its not an auction ) :oops: All the best Jerry :D http://www.vint...

Top job young man, always a nice feeling to get one of these old boxes up and running,

How right you are BP. They were done by screen printing. The screens were only good for so many copies. New screens would at that time have been made by hand and, depending on the artist making them, things would change. !!ARTIST!! Are the pubs open yet??? I want to be a piss artist and can't get an...

I have just listed some rare new old stock EM items in the pennymachines market.