NLG Archives Archives Wayback MachineĬontact Us NLG Shop 928 754-4147 Email Us 1788 Highway 95 30 BHC City AZ 86442 PS, try to map out the 777 pays, since there is only one of them, and look for the wire going to your 200 pay segment on the hopper board for a clue as to what color the 7's use on the reel boards. You are doing a most excellent job documenting this project, and I am sure that it will be here on this board for some long time, and used by others to good benefit. This may give you some ideas on which direction to go and how to proceed. These pay wires go up to the reel mech beau plugs and you will find them going to the reel boards themselves. for each of the pays on your hopper board. You may have what are called above and below the line cuts, which pretty much puts the kibosh on understanding the layout.Īs with your wonderful layout of the reel strips, you may be able to see a pattern on the discs, too.Īlso, make a map of the wire colors coming from your hopper pay board for each of the pays.ĮG, a 2 coin pay is liable to be a 13 wire, a 5 coin could be a 15 wire, etc. If you are very lucky, for example, a bell symbol on centerline will be the very same cut for each and every bell on the centerline for that reel. When you do this for all the positions on each reel, you should start to see a pattern. In other words, with everything back together, move each reel to each cut, and mark on the reel wiper board a dot. It would be interesting for you to map out the cuts on the discs with the symbols involved. Is this btw, a 5 line or 3 line machine? It appears to be a 5 line by the reel cuts. You may have to work from the hopper back up to the reels. Most excellent documenting, and great photos, etc.

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