27 Aug 2019 Black Jack (Bally 1976) 1.3. Download Black Jack (Bally 1976)Bigus(MOD) 1.5 6 Votes. 1.5 gets new lights, physics and flipper shadows. Description Used in many EM and SS-Bally pinball before 1988: Baby Pac Man, Beat the clock (1985), Black Belt (Bally), Black Jack (EM+SS), Black Pyramid, Blackwater 100, BMX, Capt. Fantastic, Centaur (II), Cybernaut, Dolly Parton, Dr.
- Flipper Bally Black Jack Sparrow
- Flipper Bally Black Jack Skellington
- Flipper Bally Black Jack Randall
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Gottlieb System 1 replacement MPU - by Ni-Wumpf.
Bally/Stern pinball games need:
(go to my current page for BALLY or STERN pinball games replacement MPU and/or DRIVER boards) from ALLTEK Systems...this can replace any of the following MPUs that are often failing in your old pinball game:
BALLY pins:
Baby Pac, Black Jack, Black Pyramid, BMX, Centaur, Centaur II, Cybernaut, Dolly Parton, Eight Ball, Eight Ball Deluxe, Eight Ball Deluxe Ltd., Elektra, Embryon, Evil Knievel, Fathom, Fireball II, Fireball Classic, Flash Gordon, Freedom, Frontier, Future Spa, Gold Ball, Grand Slam, Granny and the Gators, Harlem Globe Trotters, Hotdoggin', Kiss, Kings of Steel, Lost World, Mata Hari, Medusa, Mr. & Ms Pacman, Mystic, Night Rider, Nitro Ground Shaker, Paragon, Playboy, Power Play, Rapid Fire, Rolling Stone, Silverball Mania, Six Million Dollar Man, Skate Ball, Space Invaders, Speakeasy 2, & 4 Player, Spectrum, Spy Hunter, Star Trek, Strikes and Spares, Super Sonic, Vector, Viking, Voltan, X's and O's, Xenon.
STERN pins:
Ali, Big Game, Catacomb, Cheetah, Cosmic Princess, Dracula, Dragonfist, Flight 2000, Freefall, Galaxy, Hot Hand, Iron Maiden, Lazer Lord, Lectronamo, Lightning, Magic, Memory Lane, Meteor, Nine Ball, Nugent, Orbitor 1, Pinball, Quicksilver, Sea Witch, Split Second, Star Gazer, Stars, Stingray, Trident, Viper, Wild Fyre.
Other (conversion kit) gpins:
Black Sheep Squadron, New Fathom, New Vector, Sexy Girl, Big Ball Bowling, Big Bat Baseball, Black Beauty, Shuffle, Genesis, Puck Bowler.
Bally/Stern pinball games need:
(go to my current page for BALLY or STERN pinball games replacement MPU and/or DRIVER boards) from ALLTEK Systems...this can replace any of the following MPUs that are often failing in your old pinball game:
BALLY pins:
Baby Pac, Black Jack, Black Pyramid, BMX, Centaur, Centaur II, Cybernaut, Dolly Parton, Eight Ball, Eight Ball Deluxe, Eight Ball Deluxe Ltd., Elektra, Embryon, Evil Knievel, Fathom, Fireball II, Fireball Classic, Flash Gordon, Freedom, Frontier, Future Spa, Gold Ball, Grand Slam, Granny and the Gators, Harlem Globe Trotters, Hotdoggin', Kiss, Kings of Steel, Lost World, Mata Hari, Medusa, Mr. & Ms Pacman, Mystic, Night Rider, Nitro Ground Shaker, Paragon, Playboy, Power Play, Rapid Fire, Rolling Stone, Silverball Mania, Six Million Dollar Man, Skate Ball, Space Invaders, Speakeasy 2, & 4 Player, Spectrum, Spy Hunter, Star Trek, Strikes and Spares, Super Sonic, Vector, Viking, Voltan, X's and O's, Xenon.
STERN pins:
Ali, Big Game, Catacomb, Cheetah, Cosmic Princess, Dracula, Dragonfist, Flight 2000, Freefall, Galaxy, Hot Hand, Iron Maiden, Lazer Lord, Lectronamo, Lightning, Magic, Memory Lane, Meteor, Nine Ball, Nugent, Orbitor 1, Pinball, Quicksilver, Sea Witch, Split Second, Star Gazer, Stars, Stingray, Trident, Viper, Wild Fyre.
Other (conversion kit) gpins:
Black Sheep Squadron, New Fathom, New Vector, Sexy Girl, Big Ball Bowling, Big Bat Baseball, Black Beauty, Shuffle, Genesis, Puck Bowler.
'Pinball Machine Care & Maintenance' Published by Bell Springs Pinball Alley.
'Every person who owns a pinball machine or who is thinking of buying one, will find a wealth of valuable information and step-by-step help in this thorough manual. Packed with information, tips, and clear instructions, thoroughly illustrated and indexed.'
'Every person who owns a pinball machine or who is thinking of buying one, will find a wealth of valuable information and step-by-step help in this thorough manual. Packed with information, tips, and clear instructions, thoroughly illustrated and indexed.'
OUT OF PRINT - NEW RELEASE IN 2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS...
TABLE OF CONTENTS...
Gottlieb pinball bumper stickers - 1970's styling. $9.95 each, in green or red. Note: Actual stickers are perfect repros.
Electromechanical (EM) Reference books: $25US each Parts catalogs from $15-$25US
An example from one of our Bally 'Introduction to Bally Flipper Games' (Electro- mechanical) $10US, Williams and Gottlieb also available.
An example from one of our Bally 'Introduction to Bally Flipper Games' (Electro- mechanical) $10US, Williams and Gottlieb also available.
Page 25 - Score Drum Unit
A Thumbnail of the Drum Unit, click again for blow-up.
Pinball Rubber ring chart - you will need Adobe Acrobat to view or print this...
Rings in Inches | Bally | Gottlieb | Recel | Stern | Williams/Segasa(A)/Sonic(A) |
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23/64 | R-206-11 | A-14793 | 15-020-not certain | 7A-125 | |
27/64 | A-15705 | 15-020-not certain | |||
5/16 | R-243 | A-10217 | 15-021 | 7A-120-031 | 23-6300, 23A-6300 |
7/16 | A-17493 | 23-6599 | |||
3/4 | R-521/R-137 | A-10218 | 23-6301 | ||
1 | R-521-1 | A-10219 | 15-022 | 7A-120-100 | 23-6302 |
1-1/4 | 7A-120-125 | 23-6303 | |||
1-1/2 | R-521-2 | A-10220 | 15-023 | 7A-120-150 | 23-6304 |
2 | R-521-3 | A-10221 | 15-024 | 7A-120-200 | 23-6305 |
2-1/2 | R-521-4 | A-10222 | 15-025 | 7A-120-250 | 23-6306 |
3 | R-521-5 | A-10223 | 15-026 | 7A-120-300 | 23-6307 |
3-1/2 | R-521-6 | A-10224 | 15-027 | 7A-120-350 | 23-6308 |
4 | R-521-7 | A-10225 | 7A-120-400 | 23-6309 | |
4-1/2 | R-521-8 | 7A-120-450 | |||
5 | R-521-9 | A-10226 | 7A-120-500 | 23-6310 | |
5-1/2 | |||||
6 | 23-6429 | ||||
Shooter Tip | 1872 | 23(A)-6327 | |||
Flipper - small Red | A-13149 | ||||
Flipper - Yellow | R-406-3 | 15-046 | |||
Flipper - Red | A-13151 | 15-046 | 7A-121 | 23-6519-4/23(A)-6505 | |
Rebound Rubber | R-115-4A | A-1344 | 15-033 |
Note that the average rubber ring kit for a pinball is $15 - $20US, this includes flipper rings, post rings, and ball shooter tip. We can provide ring kits for most of the pre-1995 games. We also carry black rings...
Flipper Bally Black Jack Sparrow
As I continue working on another new machine, Bally’s “Black Rose”, the first order of business is to go over the flippers and other areas where parts are not working. This series focuses on basic problems that occur with pinball flippers and also addresses an issue involving a broken ball kicker (the same assembly that is used on slingshots). Here I address everything from replacing a coil, coil stop, coil sleeve, to determining which parts to replace and which ones to save, as well as wiring problems, end-of-stroke switch problems, flipper bushings and more.
When I first got this game the system diagostics reported an unusual error: “Upper flipper EOS switch stuck closed.” That was a sign that someone had monkey’d with the machine and not done things right. As you will see in the videos, there ended up being a plethora of problems with the flippers in this game, each representing some of the most common problems with modern pinball machines. I go over how to fix them.
In a nutshell, the following issues were found and corrected:
Flipper Bally Black Jack Skellington
- flippers needed cleaning and coil sleeves replaced
- bad wiring job on one flipper
- broken/improperly-installed EOS (end-of-stroke) switch
- bad coil stops that needed replacing
- fixing and re-shaping coil pistons
- replacing a damaged/melted coil and sleeve
- fixing a broken armature on a ball kicker (same assembly for slingshots)
- replacing a broken flipper bushing
- replacing a flipper return spring that was the wrong type
Flipper Bally Black Jack Randall
You may be wondering, why was the machine reporting only one thing wrong when there were so many other issues? Not everything that is wrong with a pinball machine can be diagnosed by the software. Obviously things like sticky flippers or dirty coil sleeves can impact performance but still make the game think everything is working. The same thing goes for the kick-out coil. The game wasn’t quite smart enough to know it wasn’t working. One way the game determines if certain features are working is to keep track of how often they are triggered and if a certain number of games is played, without a certain feature activating, the game can sometimes report things broken. Other times, things may be broken but they are still being triggered (like the kick-out solenoid). So it’s always best to go over everything carefully to make sure there are not more problems than what is indicated.