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Les Manley
Jun 21, 2012, 2:54:21 PM6/21/12
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What color are the bulbs in the light row at the back of the
playfield. I am talking about the straight horizontal line of bulbs
on the back wall, just above the upper playfield and such. It seems
everyone who bought this game second hand has a different combination
of colors there and now people are wondering what is factory. I
assume it is just standard white bulbs. Anyone who bought one NIB
know for sure?
playfield. I am talking about the straight horizontal line of bulbs
on the back wall, just above the upper playfield and such. It seems
everyone who bought this game second hand has a different combination
of colors there and now people are wondering what is factory. I
assume it is just standard white bulbs. Anyone who bought one NIB
know for sure?
psk445
Jun 21, 2012, 3:03:53 PM6/21/12
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Manual says:
#44 type bulbs for lamp locations 76, 77, & 78.
Lamp part notes: #44 Bulb Clear = 165-5000-44
Colored bulbs were not really hot (around) when Ripley's was made and
even if, Stern would not dare spend such an extravagant expense.
#44 type bulbs for lamp locations 76, 77, & 78.
Lamp part notes: #44 Bulb Clear = 165-5000-44
Colored bulbs were not really hot (around) when Ripley's was made and
even if, Stern would not dare spend such an extravagant expense.
k...@evolve-studios.net
Jun 21, 2012, 3:09:19 PM6/21/12
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http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/04-0044R
http://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/04-0044Y
phishrace
Jun 21, 2012, 5:46:10 PM6/21/12
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On Jun 21, 12:03 pm, psk445 <psk...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Colored bulbs were not really hot (around) when Ripley's was made and
> even if, Stern would not dare spend such an extravagant expense.
You need to look a calendar and a Ripley's. It has 3 ramps (two
> Colored bulbs were not really hot (around) when Ripley's was made and
> even if, Stern would not dare spend such an extravagant expense.
plastic, one stainless), 2 scoops, 6 pop bumpers, 2 magnets, a vari-
target, a diverter, an upper playfield and mixed black and white
rubbers. If there was any cost cutting going on at that time, don't
you think one or two of those things would be cut before colored light
bulbs? Also, it came between LOTR and Elvis. How do you feel costs
were cut on those games? Please elaborate.
-phish
wallybgood
Jun 21, 2012, 11:26:26 PM6/21/12
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Alternating red and yellow 44's is correct. Can be found in the RBION
manual blue pages 96 and 97. (Back Panel Individual Parts) Wally
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Max Badazz
Jun 22, 2012, 10:51:57 AM6/22/12
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> Anyone who bought one NIB know for sure?
I am not ashamed to admit I bought a NIB RBION :) Mine came with
alternating colored bulbs (yellow and red). Funny thing is that none
of them have burned out yet, even after all these years and lots of
playtime.
Chris (in NH)
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