Jamieson Royal Flush and similar info and wiring

[coppinpr]

These say they refer to the Jamiesons Royal Flush, Bingo Wall and Mini Bowl, but I suspect they cover at least some of the other models. Not in great condition (I've done what I can to improve the quality) but a lot of info and charts.

[badpenny]

Is model snot the same as miniature bogies?

[dickywink]

Wow coppinpr
That's fantastic ...
I hope you don't mind.... but I have added some photofookery to them which has cleaned them up a bit. If you want to add them to the resources please do.

All the best
Dicky

[dickywink]

Doh... just realised this is the resources
dicky

[keggen1975]

Most appreciated, coppinpr. Many thanks for your effort from Norway! Do you have a better layout for plug 4 & 5? Preferably with wire colors? That is my worst nightmare nowadays, as my no.4 plug have two wires only and goes to the coin mech switch. No.5 has something with display/timer control circuit board, power and solenoid switch that I can't figure out...

[keggen1975]

Still struggling with those pins on sockets 4 and 5... Anyone?

Also, If somebody can help me with that ball shooter mechanism, please contact me. The only thing missing now

[runner]

My Jamieson's Skill Poker machine has the same issue, no shooter part. I am trying to figure out what it even looks like. Maybe it is similiar to the outside chrome piece?? Pics are of a Mini Golf that shoots up.

[rjaycee63]

Good morning.

I am the oldest grandson of Arthur Jamieson, who designed and created these wonderful machines, that said I have no electronics ability and knowledge but I am willing to share what I know-albeit a little. I have a Skill Poker game that needs repairing so the info here is greatly appreciated, I also have a Mini Match which is a variant of Mini Golf etc, that is nearly fully working. If I can help out in anyway please do not hesitate in contacting me mainly with the history of Jamiesons Automatics or pictures of the internal workings.

Regards Robin Jamieson-Caley

[13rebel]

Good evening and welcome Robin. There is already some good information and photos on Jamiesons provided by Ian Jamieson at www.slotmachines.bravehost.com Any other information, photos etc posted on pennymachines site I'm sure will be gratefully received.

[runner]

Robin, your Grandad was a genius, great to have you posting on here. If you could post some internal pictures of your Skill Poker machine so myself and others can compare, that would be fantastic. We need to get these machines up and running - mine looks great on the wall to look at, but they were made to be played!