Pinball Game Schematics
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Combinational Conjuring Trick
The simple circuit of Fig.1 emulates a similar conjuring trick which sells for hundreds of Pounds. The trick seems to do the almost-impossible from an electronic point of view, let alone from the point of view of common sense. It...
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Reading Schematics
This document was created to address the numerous inquiries received about how to read a schematic. Learning to interpret a schematic diagram is akin to map reading; it requires understanding which wires connect to which components and identifying the start...
Lights-On Warning
The circuit derives its power from the car's side lights, preventing oscillation unless the lights are on. The reset pin on the 555 timer connects to transistor Q1. The base of Q1 is linked through resistor R1 to the ignition...
Lights On!
This circuit ensures that the car's lights will automatically activate when the engine is running, preventing the driver from forgetting to turn them on. The dipped beams and sidelights are engaged automatically, while the dipped beams turn off when the...
Classic Schematics
Here are some schematics and information that can be difficult to locate elsewhere. If there are schematics that should be included in this collection, please feel free to reach out. The intention is to expand this collection over time, so...
Pinball MAGNETISM circuits
It was observed that balls were becoming lodged in the ball trough, failing to load into an upkicker or not resting correctly on the trough ball microswitches or optos, which caused the machine to register a missing ball. Initially, there...
Combinational Conjuring Trick
The simple circuit of Fig.1 emulates a similar conjuring trick which sells for hundreds of Pounds. The trick seems to do the almost-impossible from an electronic point of view, let alone from the point of view of common sense. It...
Ready set goi
This game tests a player's reaction time. It is activated by closing switch SI, which starts the tone generator and arms the circuit. The touchplate, labeled PLAY in the diagram, consists of two metal strips about 1/16th inch apart. The...