trekking95 Wrote:I just re-read this post so I figred this was the easy way to do it, as it is. So a switch like these? Or like this?

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$30 for a coin door with no mech? Could I just buy this one for $14 with the mech and take it out?

In the one link you gave it shows the Tron Arcade with the screen almost totally horizontal, but most of them are almost totally vertical. So is that just a matter of preference?
And I think I will go with the style that has the control panel off the edges instead of enclosed by the sides.
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trekking95 Wrote:$30 for a coin door with no mech? Could I just buy this one for $14 with the mech and take it out? In the one link you gave it shows the Tron Arcade with the screen almost totally horizontal, but most of them are almost totally vertical. So is that just a matter of preference? And I think I will go with the style that has the control panel off the edges instead of enclosed by the sides.

The one on ebay is a excellent deal. If you get it, I'd look in to setting it up the way Minions set his up. It might end up being easier than removing the mech. Plus, I can't tell if some of the mech parts are part of the door mold.

If I wasn't going to use a mech and just use a coin door, I'd experiment with mounting the leaf switch above the coin slot. Start out with it mounted at a 45 degree angle then adjust the angle until coins would press the two halves of the leaf switch together, thus completing the circuit. Which leaf switch might come down to just physically experimenting with different leaf switches. One that is two or three inches long and very flexible would be a good start.order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

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Darth Tronage Wrote:Yep. I don't know how much he's willing to help, but it won't hurt to ask. The link I gave earlier to a forum thread started by him, shows his progress on his own cab. The coin mech looks similar to the one you linked to on ebay. Here's the thread. http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=111639.0

Missed that link!
And is he not the type that normally would help?
Anyway read that post of his and that will be great for the cabinet building plans, but besides where he got the lights and how he messed up with the switches it doesn't say much else about coin doors. Unless I missed it.

I did a little research. What you are looking at on ebay is a "Single Front Plate Assembly" and it's also the mech holder. The big empty space between the coin slot and the coin return is where the coin mech goes. There are mechanical and electronic mechs. Mechanical mechs, I think, mechanically complete the circuit in addition to mechanically validate the coin. So, they would, probably, be compatible with mame.

Now, an electronic mech might rely on the arcade software to work properly and would ,probably, be incompatible with Mame. But, that's just a guess. I need to do more research to understand, fully, how the mechs work. I might buy one just to tinker with it. It's got my curiosity going.

Edit - I did find this mechanical coin door. The green wires,I believe, power the lights. Two, of the white and two of the yellow wires are for the coin validation part of the mech. When the coin passes through, it physically slides the white wire connector up to the yellow, completing the circuit. Much like pressing a button. At least that's my theory. It's a little difficult to tell from the pictures.

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Darth Tronage Wrote:I did a little research. What you are looking at on ebay is a "Single Front Plate Assembly" and it's also the mech holder. The big empty space between the coin slot and the coin return is where the coin mech goes. There are mechanical and electronic mechs. Mechanical mechs, I think, mechanically complete the circuit in addition to mechanically validate the coin. So, they would, probably, be compatible with mame. Now, an electronic mech might rely on the arcade software to work properly and would ,probably, be incompatible with Mame. But, that's just a guess. I need to do more research to understand, fully, how the mechs work. I might buy one just to tinker with it. It's got my curiosity going. Edit - I did find this mechanical coin door. The green wires,I believe, power the lights. Two, of the white and two of the yellow wires are for the coin validation part of the mech. When the coin passes through, it physically slides the white wire connector up to the yellow, completing the circuit. Much like pressing a button. At least that's my theory. It's a little difficult to tell from the pictures. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Wells-Gardner-Coin-door-Quarter-Token-Mechanism-Arcade-/220917189523?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item336fb0cb93

That one looks good but it does say in the description no coin mech. So is the picture wrong? Anyway I think I will go with the leaf switch behind a door with no mech.order abortion pill morning after pill price where to buy abortion pillwhere to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

LOL. Yeah, your right... How did I miss that?

After reading up some more, the coin acceptors (mech) can be mechanical or electronic. When the coin is put into the coin slot it passes through the upper part of the mech holder, then goes through the mech or electronic coin acceptor. If the coin is accepted, it goes through a channel on the lower half of the mech holder, which has a coin switch that completes the circuit for the two wires you have wired to it from your panel as the coin button in MAME.

So, if you choose to bypass using a coin holder, you might be able to use the coin switches you linked to earlier. You'd just have to mount it above the coin slot in such a way that it triggered the switch when a coin goes through. Or get the mech holder you were looking at on ebay, and create a channel out of some small pieces of plexiglass to guide the coin down, directly to the lower half of the mech holder, triggering the switch and registering a coin with Mame. That way any coin will work, even tokens.

Darth Tronage Wrote:Other additions could be T-Molding 3/4" x 1' $.50 (At that price it's worth it for aesthetics)

What part of the arcade would it go on?

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