John Robertson
2020-01-21 01:55:55 UTC
For those that don't peruse Pinside, just making a repro part announcement. M&M Creations began making repro MRS' in mid-2019 - but only announced on the Pinside RFM forum (they are handmade and didn't want to get overwhelmed with orders). We've been branching out more to other Pinside clubs that utilize the formerly unobtanium switch....the MRS stands for Magnetic Reed Switch - they are also found in SC, CV, NBAFB, NGG, SWEP1 and CC ...they went unobtanium half a dozen years ago or so - so my partner and I at M&M Creations decided to remake them. Our MRS is plug/play - it is lighter, thinner and more sensitive than the original MRS (which we've found is key when playfields are restored). MRS' are $25/switch - same as they were about 6 years ago when they went poof!
Further, we designed an MRS mod for CFTBL to be placed on the whirlpool to garner more revolutions instead of the Cherry switch getting whacked by the ball. If interested, simply gmail or PM via Pinside if you like...
Matt & Dan
That would be part number 20-10293. I used to have stock on them...Further, we designed an MRS mod for CFTBL to be placed on the whirlpool to garner more revolutions instead of the Cherry switch getting whacked by the ball. If interested, simply gmail or PM via Pinside if you like...
Matt & Dan
From your description it sounds like a reed switch with a pre-trip
magnet placed close enough to the switch that the eddy magnetic field
generated by the steel ball rolling past trips the reed switch.
More or less...
Nice to have a replacement!
John :-#)#
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MOVED to #7 - 3979 Marine Way, Burnaby, BC, Canada V5J 5E3
(604)872-5757 (Pinballs, Jukes, Video Games)
www.flippers.com
"Old pinballers never die, they just flip out."