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Hi Guys If anyone is interested on how the machines percentage was controlled, it was done with an electrical mechanical unit called a stabilizer I have just happen to have the schematics and wiring of the device from when I built and worked on them. The Peter Simper Stabiliser-1.jpg The Peter Simpe...

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Hi!
This is a picture of my Peter Simper Fruit machine called Riverside


And a picture of the Peter Simper Headquarters in Bath.

as a person who collects technical info on old machines so that the history won't die, I'd really like to know how it worked. I don't suppose anyone has a wiring diagram? The device that controlled the Peter Simper machine was called a "Stabiliser", an electro-mechanical device which reac...

The Peter Simper machines were all floor standing machines, for Pubs and Clubs only. The technology used was electro- mechanical, which means cams and relays which all worked off 115 volts. Peter Simpers hardly ever sold machines to other operators - that's why you never see them. When the computer ...

I worked for Peter Simpers from about 1978 until its demise around 1990. At the time Peter Simpers were the largest manufacturer and operator in the UK with depots in London, Bordon, South Wales, Skipton, and Birmingham. The operation covered the entire range of amusements from Pool tables to Jukebo...