Sega Continental Grand Prix

[jerryt]

The question is, does the machine take both coins and tokens. If so, then you can use coins for the running of the machine and tokens for the payout (25 is more than you will ever need for a token payout). If the machine just uses tokens all round I MIGHT have some the same size but not branded "Sega".

Fortunately it's on 6d for play and the token for a bonus win so it sound like I'm 'home free', but thanks for the offer.
Next job is to figure out what brings the bonus light on... It lit up a couple of nights ago and does what is expected, but I'm curious to know if it's on some sort of timer or number of plays etc.
jt

[brigham]

I'm guessing it's on Two Plays for sixpence?

[jerryt]

It is ....

[coppinpr]

Often the control for the token light is on the same side as the handle,low down. Operating it by hand will give you a clue to what it does. Not always but sometimes it is a cam that moves once with each pull and this advances the system until the switch drops off the cam and the token circuit is broken. You might find that the token system comes on as a result of a small assembly situated high up on the vertical fingers which switches the feature on (with a predetermined reel line) ready to be switched off by the lower assembly mentioned before.