Jamieson Roto-Pool, Electrodart etc. manuals, wiring diagram & schematics

[garythegolfer]

OK. Here are probably my final versions of schematics for my Electrodart. I had to replace the left hand uniselector and had to change its winding coil to suit my 24v supply. I have also posted the updated version of the "manual" that describes the operation of the Electrodart as well as the details of this uniselector coil rewinding. The machine is now working properly (I think): it stops where it should and pays out as it should (2d/2d/2d or 2d/4d/6d according to the switch setting). And it only took 53 years to do! Many thanks for the previous help and support especially from Slotalot and OperatorBell. Now I just have a load of cosmetic issues to deal with......

Electrodart Manual MK 1 Revision E.doc

Electrodart Right Uniselector Rev E.pdf

Electrodart Left Uniselector Rev E.pdf

Electrodart - Main Rev E.pdf

GaryTheGolfer

[larry_d]

Sterling work here. Fantastic effort. Now if I could only find the same for my Jamiesons Autofruit machine then I'll do a double backflip from the top of the shed ! I Think I'm safe.

[brigham]

Great work.
I've dug out my long-neglected BINGOLA.
Looking forward to making some progress. I've only had it twelve years!

[brigham]

And the BINGOLA is now up and running!
It's easy when you have the diagram. Thanks to you both for what must have been a major frustration at times.
Now, I've got a worm-eaten Rotolite somewhere...

[operator bell]

Splendid news.

[toph]

Hi
I'm trying to locate a schematic for a roto pool machine can you help
Regards
Chris

[pennymachines]

It's in the PDF on the first page of this topic.

[toph]

Thanks for that, any idea where I can obtains spares?

[operator bell]

You find a "government surplus store" where you'll find abundant quantities of "Post Office Uniselectors" and "Post Office Relays Type 3000". Or at least, I did when I was a kid, since there was a project calling for those items every couple of months in Practical Wireless. Nowadays it's more a question of "conserve and repair", since life is too short to wait for those items to show up on the market any more.

What spare parts were you hoping to find?