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"Pinball" is a solid-state pinball machine released by Stern Electronics in September 1977. It was the first solid-state machine produced by Stern and marked their first original design after acquiring Chicago Coin earlier that year.
UTAD – spinner on the left, saucer on the right.
Balanced
High
Like the quickie version says, UTAD. You want to build your bonus to 100K and double it or triple it. The tiny red rollover buttons advance bonus, but just let them happen. The upper right saucer has alternating values; lites top center hole is best, since if you then score that hole your bonus is tripled. Double bonus is next best, then the 50,000. Extra ball beats them all if allowed, but in tournaments will likely be turned off. Lites spinner is useful, too, but the spinners on these aren’t usually too juicy. Yes, there are 5 drop targets on the game, but ignore them completely. You’ll get the upper four eventually from balls coming down around the hole. Completing them is only worth 10K, not worth the risk of shooting the bottom left one.
via Bob's Guide
On the floor at 6 locations
Driver transistor test steps and pin chart
Special lane pays out in place of a replay
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Second clear of targets lights special lane
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Five targets twice lights special lane alternately
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Installation, adjustments, switch lists and parts list
Includes post adjustment key and rubber ring list
Capacitor fix to stop 5 volt DC oscillation
Fuse clip fix with diagram and 8 wiring steps
Fuse clip with 1/4 amp slo-blow fuse, with diagram
Dated 9-20-77, with power transformer and board wiring
Four cams with what each contact does
Single oversized sheet with wire color table
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