Electronic 5 pin indexing kit

[TwinCityLanesFM]

I did a search Marty was the only one who came up with having one installed.

Is anyone using these? I got one and installed it I must say its interesting.

Thanks

Eric

[Popeye]

I saw it at a trade show. Not very impressed. It does work but I don't see the necessity compared to the price.

[JohnSebeny]

I did a search Marty was the only one who came up with having one installed.

Is anyone using these? I got one and installed it I must say its interesting.

Thanks



Eric

i'd like to stop by and see it. i still don't see the point though. as long as you maintain what's already there it'll last YEARS!

[TwinCityLanesFM]

I saw it at a trade show. Not very impressed. It does work but I don't see the necessity compared to the price.

yeah i tend to agree but i got a nice price on it. it was cheaper than rebuilding it. So I figured I would try it out.

[chipman]

pic or vid of it in action?

[sportlanes]

What is the price?

Ron

[House]

whats next? redesign the wheel?

[RipOwens]

We will cross paths one day Mr. R .............. lol

[Steve Stafford (JBEES)]

Pic?...Video?...Description?...Drawing?...Crayon Picture?...Anything? LOL

I am sure many would love to see this in action.

[Carl D]

Is this it?

Brunswick Electronic 5 Pin Indexing Kit (PDF Document).

Looks a bit too complicated for my liking. My personal opinion from spending nearly a quarter of a century in this industry (most of it on Brunswicks) is the less electrical/electronic parts on a pinsetter the better I like it.

[Tablejam]

Pic?...Video?...Description?...Drawing?...Crayon Picture?...Anything? LOL

I am sure many would love to see this in action.

(Be careful what you wish for)

The following "illustration" is a side view of the cross conveyor, turret, and 5 pin chute showing the location of the device. As you can see it replaces the mechanical components of the 5 pin chute and when it works correctly you will see happy faces and hearts...and sometimes a bunny rabbit!

[Carl D]

lol... that looks a lot like the insides of the pinsetter electrical boxes at a place where I used to work prior to them being rewired.

[chipman]

Is this it?

Brunswick Electronic 5 Pin Indexing Kit (PDF Document).

Looks a bit too complicated for my liking. My personal opinion from spending nearly a quarter of a century in this industry (most of it on Brunswicks) is the less electrical/electronic parts on a pinsetter the better I like it.

[mikeb]

You must have commissioned my daughter to illustrate the wiring diagrams!.....It's perfect!

[Tablejam]

"When the magnet from the #4 spoon causes the reed switch the close, which fires the solenoid, you will see a happy face."