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Silverball Chronicles with David and Ron Episode 38: By Golly It's Bingo    Want to Support the Show? Visit Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/silverballchronicles  or pick up a tee shirt at  https://silverballswag.com/collections/silverball-chronicles    Topic Begins at 12:12   Bingo just isn't the game you can play at a country fair or a sketchy gambling establishment. Bingo is also the big brother to today's modern pinball. You'll remember we spoke about Bingo machines and the issues they had in our Brief History of Pinball episode, but we figured Bingo needed its own episode. I mean, Roger Sharpe got two episodes.   Ron and Dave (mostly Dave) crack out their 1920's voices as they dive into the world of one-balls, bingo, and 5-balls flipper games! We discuss Bingo vs. Bingo, touch on names you should know like the geniuses Lyn Durant and Don Hooker, Miami Beach's risqué flyer, what is so attractive about Bingo, why are there no Gottlieb Bingos, and more!   Huge thanks to Nick Baldridge and the For Amusement Only Podcast for the content of this episode.    Sources:  Baldridge, Nick. A Beginner's Guide to Bingo Pinball. Here. Flippers.be. Bingo Machines: What Are They and How to Repair Them. Here. McCaffrey, James D. Bingo Pinball Machines. Word Press. Here. Baldridge, Nick. For Amusement Only Podcast. Here.  Pacific Pinball Museum Interview with Wayne Neyenes  The Johnson Act of 1951 - Here Don Hooker's Games List – Here  Lyn Durant Games List - Here Shalhoub, Michael. The Pinball Compendium. Internet Pinball Database. IPDB.org    

Silverball Chronicles with David and Ron Episode 37: Yes… More Roger Sharpe    Want to Support the Show? Visit Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/silverballchronicles  or pick up a tee shirt at  https://silverballswag.com/collections/silverball-chronicles    Topic Begins at 5:41   Roger Sharpe is hailed as the Man who Saved the Game from our previous episode, but he did so much more! Roger has been involved in the birth of tournaments, the second rise of licensing, and mainstream journalism. He also has had a great film based on him and his relationship with his wife Ellen.   Join us as we talk about Rogers's last pinball machine, Cyclopes, his stumble into becoming the Williams 1990s Licensing guru, his friendship with Steve Epstein, and his very good film!    Sources:  TopCast Episode – 17 – Roger Sharpe Teolis, Jeff. Pinball Profile. Here. Barracora Inspiration. Li I, 1974 by Swiss artist H.R. Giger. Here and Here. Pinball Magazine. 12-Aug-2015. Interview: Roger Sharpe. Here.  Pinball News.19-Jun-2020. Steve Epstein Dies. Here.  YouTube. Pinball History: 1990 Today Show 1990 with Roger Sharpe. Here. YouTube. Interview with Roger Sharpe for 'Pinball - The man who saved the game'. Here. YouTube. Turbografx7. Cyclopes with Roger Sharpe. Here. YouTube. Modern Pinball NYC Closing. Here.  YouTube. Broadway Arcade Commercial. Here. Shalhoub, Michael. The Pinball Compendium. Internet Pinball Database. IPDB.org    

Silverball Chronicles with David and Ron Episode 36: The Token Roger Sharpe Episode    Want to Support the Show? Visit Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/silverballchronicles  or pick up a tee shirt at  https://silverballswag.com/collections/silverball-chronicles    Topic Begins at 7:03   We've fought long and hard to avoid giving Roger Sharpe yet another ego-building podcast to spin his narrative and propaganda… but, here we are. Roger wrote about pinball. Played pinball. Promoted and evangelized pinball. Roger has been involved in the birth of tournaments, the second rise of licensing, and mainstream journalism. He also has had a great film based on him and his relationship with his wife Ellen.   Join us as we talk about Roger's beginning, looking to buy a pinball machine, a thing that happened in a Court Room in the late 1970s, his pinball designs, the birth of tournament pinball, and his friendship with Steve Epstein.    Sources:  TopCast Episode – 17 – Roger Sharpe Teolis, Jeff. Pinball Profile. Here  Barracora Inspiration. Li I, 1974 by Swiss artist H.R. Giger. Here and Here Pinball Magazine. 12-Aug-2015. Interview: Roger Sharpe. Here.  Pinball News.19-Jun-2020. Steve Epstein Dies. Here.  Shalhoub, Michael. The Pinball Compendium. Internet Pinball Database. IPDB.org  Joe Balcer Game List. Here.  YouTube. Modern Pinball NYC Closing. Here.  YouTube. Broadway Arcade Commercial. Here.  

Silverball Chronicles with David and Ron Episode 35 – The Capcom Debacle Part 2: Illinois PinBall Inc.   Want to Support the Show? Visit Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/silverballchronicles  or pick up a tee shirt at  https://silverballswag.com/collections/silverball-chronicles    Episode Summary  Last month we learned about Capcom, the video game company who wanted to get into the pinball industry and ride wave of popularity, just like Data East! It didn't go well.  Even after Capcom disappeared, the lure of what could have been remained. That's when we stumble upon a crazy collector and dreamer who ruined himself. Join us this month while we discover what happened to Capcom's assets, tooling and making new parts vs. selling existing parts, more lawsuits, being a terrible business person or being a great guy, and a second crash and burn.    Sources:  TopCast Episode 42 – Python Angelo  Episode 56 – Ward Pemberton  Episode 52 – Stan Fukuoka  Episode 49 – Mark Ritchie  Episode 47 – Chris Granner  Episode 43 – Jeff Powell  Episode 11 – Gene Cunningham  Youtube. Gene Cunningham. Northwest Pinball Show. Here. Polygon. When pigs flew: The strange history of Capcom's Big Bang Bar. Here. Pinball News. More Bang for the Bucks. Here. Pinball News. Gene Therapy. Here.  Pinside. Artifacts of Gene Cunningham/Illinois Pinball. Here. Shalhoub, Michael. The Pinball Compendium. Flower, G. Pinball: The Lure of the Silver Ball Hardcover. Here.  Internet Pinball Database. IPDB.org  The Capcom Game List. Here.  

Silverball Chronicles with David and Ron Episode 34: The Capcom Debacle Part 1   Want to Support the Show? Visit Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/silverballchronicles  or pick up a tee shirt at  https://silverballswag.com/collections/silverball-chronicles    Topic Starts at 8:27   Episode Summary  Capcom was a video game company who wanted to get into the pinball industry and ride a wave of popularity, just like Data East! Sadly, they were a victim of wrong place, wrong time. Add to that a bunch of mismanagement, Python Angelo, various lawsuits, and well… you end up like Capcom Pinball.  Even after Capcom disappeared, the lure of what could have been remained, especially as we stumble upon a crazy collector and dreamer who ruined himself... but we will get into that in Part 2.    Join us this month while we discover why Capcom wanted to join pinball, who they bought to table to build machines, poaching talent from Williams, the lawsuits, and ultimately, the crash and burn.  Sources:  TopCast Episode 42 – Python Angelo  Episode 56 – Ward Pemberton  Episode 52 – Stan Fukuoka  Episode 49 – Mark Ritchie  Episode 47 – Chris Granner  Episode 43 – Jeff Powell  Shalhoub, Michael. The Pinball Compendium. Flower, G. Pinball: The Lure of the Silver Ball Hardcover. Here.  Internet Pinball Database. IPDB.org  The Capcom Game List. Here.  

Silverball Chronicles with David and Ron Episode 33: Joe Balcer - The King Of Clunk    Want to Support the Show? Visit Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/silverballchronicles  or pick up a tee shirt at  https://silverballswag.com/collections/silverball-chronicles    Topic Starts at 9:10   Episode Summary  Joe Balcer is a name that some people know, and some people don't. Joe spent his early beginnings at Sega Pinball, then Stern Pinball, and he basically helped start Jersey Jack Pinball. He'd then he started up another company called American Pinball. Joe has been around; he's worked for many bosses in many companies, and he's made some memorable layouts. Joe's not necessarily known as a ‘high flow, quick ball movement' kind of guy. His designs tend to be more stop and go or as some people like to call him, The King Of Clunk. Sources:  Pinball Profile. Episode 163: Joe Balcer, a career retrospective. Podcast. Here. Head 2 Head Pinball. Ep 48 – Josh Kulger from American Pinball.   Super Awesome Pinball Show. Ep 8. Joe Balcer and Team.   This Week in Pinball. The Desire to Create – Interview with Joe Balcer, Playfield Designer for Houdini Pinball. Here. Replay Magazine. Roll out the Barrel. Here. Shalhoub, Michael. The Pinball Compendium. Internet Pinball Database. IPDB.org  Joe Balcer Game List. Here.   

Silverball Chronicles with David and Ron Episode 32 – The Bro of Flow: John Borg Part 2   Want to Support the Show? Visit Our Patreon at www.patreon.com/silverballchronicles  or pick up a tee shirt at  https://silverballswag.com/collections/silverball-chronicles    Topic Starts at 9:30   Episode Summary    John Borg is known for his distinctive style and approach to designing pinball machines.  His design philosophy is as distinct as a fingerprint. 'Borgie' focuses on creating layouts that offer smooth flow and satisfying shots. He aims to design pinball machines that provide players with a sense of continuous motion and engaging gameplay. His layouts often feature well-integrated ramps, orbits, and habitrails that facilitate fast and exciting ball movement across the playfield. John also gets the coolest theme.    This month Dave and Ron talk about how cool John Borg is and why Dave is not, what John did after he left Stern in 2000 and what he did when he got back, developing his style, reusing elements, orbit spinners (yeah!), John's themes, and what makes Borgie's second kick at a pinball career the path of a modern pinball legend.  Sources:  TopCast - Episode 27 – John Borg Head 2 Head Pinball Podcast Ep 41 – Keith P. Johnson  Slam Tilt Podcast Ep. 100 Lyman Sheats Jr.  IE Pinball – YouTube – Big Buck Hunter Pro Wizard Mode Achieved. Here  YouTube – Stern Pinball: The Making of: Metallica, KISS, The Walking Dead, Areosmith, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Rush, Shalhoub, Michael. The Pinball Compendium. Internet Pinball Database. IPDB.org  John Borg Game List. Here.    This episode was created with the use of ChatCPT, which kinda sucks… 

Wanneer ingeneurswese en kuns die perfekte masjien maak! Ons praat oor pinballs en ons ondervindings daarmee. Cool masjiene: Medieval Madness, Junkyard, Adams Family, Guns&Roses, Monster Bash, Creature of the Black Lagoon, Jurassic Park, WWF. Findapinball.com: Sien waar in Europa daar masjiene is om te speel of waar jou naaste gunsteling is. IPDB.org: Internet pinball database. Die ultimate resource vir pinball foto's, reels, ROMs ensovoorts. Williams Pinball: google play ios. Die het 'n klomp Williams masjiene en jy kan meeste speel sonder om te betaal. Pinball arcade: Tables, PC en consoles. Het net real-life masjiene. Meeste kos geld Pinball FX3: Vir PC en consoles. Het Williams masjiene waarvoor jy moet betaal en baie software masjiene. Visual pinball: Forum en bronne om behoorlik te simuleer. Alles gratis maar jy moet 'n tweaker wees.

We invited Kai Siefert (RIDDLE&CODE Energy, Wien Energie) & Sebastian Becker (RIDDLE&CODE Energy, IPDB), to talk about topics such as Value transactions of clean energy Decentralized energy markets  The tokenization of energyClean energy is facing severe hurdles to getting into the markets and revealing its full potential. Blockchain could be a solution for this by enabling people to tokenize an energy asset. This way, they will receive the production and the value that is created by the asset. However, if we want to start value transactions, we have to make sure that the data sets are coming from reliable sources… Guests: Kai Siefert, Managing Director at RIDDLE&CODE EnergySabastian Becker,  Business Development Advisor at RIDDLE&CODE, & President at Interplanetary Database Association e.V. (IPDB)Host: Alex Bausch, Chairman 2Tokens Want to join one of our cases? Or do you want to learn more?  Read more on our blog https://www.2tokens.org/newsContact us via info@2tokens.org Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2tokens &  Twitter: https://twitter.com/2tokens_org?s=20Website: https://www.2tokens.org/

Acts 3:1-5:15 This is our final day for this week to read from the Modern English Version. We will use a different translation starting tomorrow. Today we are back in the Church Stream in the book of Acts. We left off last week with Peter's sermon after Pentecost and the believers living together in community. The excitement is picking up in the stream – it's almost like white-water rafting today! 7streamsmethod.com Holy Spirit, we thank you for coming not only to comfort us but to lead us in every possible way. We are amazed at the work accomplished with Peter and John at the Beautiful Gate. A life with you is not dull and boring. We thank you for transforming lives. We are in awe of the story of Ananias and Sapphira. You know our secrets and you cannot be deceived. Amen. In the first part of our story today, Peter and John are going to pray. A man was waiting at the gate. Don't you love how the gate is called Beautiful? I wonder what it looked like. He waited there every day. He didn't even know another kind of life. He must have made enough from begging to get by because he was brought to the same place every day for 40 something years. Every day was the same year after year. And then one day something was different. It probably started like every other day - he went about his normal routine got dropped off at the temple. And it's possible that Peter and John had seen him before, but this day was different for them too. They had received the Holy Spirit at Pentecost and they really saw this man who was lame and his plight. With all boldness Peter commands him to rise up and walk and he did. He didn't have money to give to him but he gave him the ability to go out and work. That's the difference between welfare and farewell. We desire for our fellow man to farewell. So again a crowd assembles because it's pretty amazing to see a man who's been lame and now he's walking and Peter again gives an impromptu sermon. And watch the number of Believers continue to grow and the number of men grew to about 5,000. Evidently the leaders of the day were afraid of losing control because when they saw the power of Christ working through these men and seeing so many people believe they took action. The leaders but Peter and John in jail. They were soon released and Peter again with boldness declares the power of Jesus and gives another sermon -- short but very pointed and very effective. But it appears to have fallen on deaf ears. So the Sanhedrin releases them and commands them not to speak Jesus' name. But how could they not speak about Jesus? He was not only their friend but He was the Messiah who had performed miracles namely rising from the dead. Finally we arrive at a story that made puzzle some people and that is of Ananias and Sapphira. Why would Ananias and Sapphira have to die for lying? Surely most people have lied at least once in their life. I have lied. And I knew it was wrong and I've repented of lying. But I think if you are saying that you've never lied in your life, well, maybe that's a lie! Remember Aiken from earlier this week? He had hidden some of the treasures that they had gotten out of Jericho. And when the Israelites went up against Ai they were defeated initially because Aiken lied. So how did he lie? He lied by omission as did Ananias and Sapphira. Aiken's lie wasn't a spoken line but it was a hidden lie. He had hidden treasure he wants isn't supposed to have and that affected all of Israel. Similarly Ananias and Sapphira's lie of omission affected the apostolic church and God called them out. And that brings us to the thread for this week - lies and corruption. In Genesis, the corruption of mankind Before the Flood incites to God to wipe them out. In Joshua, Aiken and his family are stoned and killed for lying. Bildad suspects Job of lying about his righteousness. Isaiah cries out to the Lord about his unclean lips. And Daniel - Nebuchadnezzar suspect that his wise men will speak lying words to interpret his dream. In Matthew, the Devil tempt Jesus with lies and - Finally we read the lies of Ananias and Sapphira. Lies bring death to relationship and this certainly applies to our relationship with God. I know that I need to take time with God to confess my sins of commission, the things that I do, and the sins of omission, the things that I don't do, and I hope that you take time to talk to Him too. 7streamsmethod.com is the home port for this podcast. You can connect to The Seven Streams also on IPDB and iTunes. On a positive note, we've been reading about healing for the past couple of days and we have a resource that covers the healings of the Old Testament and New Testament. It's a book that my husband wrote called Healing Power Voice Activated. He was fascinated with the healings in the Bible and he wrote about them. So his book is available at livingstonespublications.com. Tomorrow we return to the World Stream in Genesis and utilize a different translation. Know that you are loved by our Gracious Father. Until then I'm first mate Serena sailing with you down The Seven Streams.

This episode features competitive player and commentator extraordinaire, Deborah Tahlman. The interview game is so strong and she did not disappoint! We chat about pinball news, the upcoming Women's championships, Chicago Expo, pinball tattoos, nicknames and so much more! Big time

On episode 14 of the Backbox Pinball Podcast, we chat with the 2019 IFPA world champ, Keri Wing. We find out about all things Kansas City Pinball, Keri’s love of saving pinball machines and what she does when she is not winning tournaments (it involves polka)! I also drag out my soapbox on behalf of pinball media. Show Links: http://pinballkc.com http://www.403club.com/ http://gopizzawest.com/ https://www.thisweekinpinball.com Eclectic Gamers Podcast - https://soundcloud.com/user-465086826 http://www.head2headpinball.com/ http://www.pinballpimp.com/ http://www.zombieyeti.com/ http://www.indisc.com/ Solid State Pinball Supply - http://www.solidstatekc.com/ Defender on IPDB - https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=651 The Happy Wanderers - https://www.facebook.com/FroheWandersmannerUndFrauen/

On today's show, we talk to the very cool and talented, Kaite Martin of Brooklyn, NY! Kaite is the event coordinator for Belles and Chimes NYC and the WIPT Founder/Coordinator. She gives us the inside scoop on WIPT and we chat about Jurassic Park, Black Knight SoR, Cosmic Carnival, possible pinball burial options and yet again why Buffy is the BEST!!!! https://replayfx.org/competitions/womens-international-pinball-tournament/ https://www.facebook.com/bellesandchimesNYC/ Kate's adorable drawing for Jessica (https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10220118819425221&set=a.10204601736747852&type=3&theater) News story for Cosmic Carnival (https://www.thisweekinpinball.com/twip-tuesday-august-20th-2019/?fbclid=IwAR3rR0JN7ils8oTwrWtjpDMAoVhxG14AZAvqjHMgkJYV8sYV-PL9Qj8ON7o) STDM with possibly the best Jurassic Park unboxing video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f6UOC29ZFc&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1nMZ7D6pwm5S8CACwfyiKw4EhKcHw5Hk6_xDKpA27dTzDydig59oToqgw) Buffy the Vampire Slayer newbs visit here (https://buffy.fandom.com/wiki/Buffy_the_Vampire_Slayer) Paragon on IPDB (https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1755)

In episode six we chat with Jessica Kent from Chicago, IL. She is the creator and editor of Pinball Origins, a collection of peoples starts in pinball. We also discuss current pinball news, why Addams family is the best and how gators lead to love. Show topic links: https://pinballoriginstories.tumblr.com/ Centaur on IPDB: https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=476 Gator in Chicago (https://www.chicagotribune.com/news/breaking/ct-humboldt-park-alligator-caught-20190716-ydqznwqemvhonfk2xuwj3iw7ta-story.html) Oribtor 1 on IPDB: https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1725 www.papa.tv https://www.facebook.com/bellesandchimeschicago/ https://www.facebook.com/BellesMadCity/ https://replayfx.org/competitions/pinburgh/ Star Wars Home Edition (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wrPPekTnxw) BK sound track and Alice Cooper backstory (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wrPPekTnxw)

In this super-special episode, Tony and Dennis are joined by Nic (of Nic's North American Pinball Tour fame) to talk all about electromechanical (EM) pinball machines. They start off with a basic discussion of the three primary manufacturers (Gottlieb, Williams, and Bally). From there, a general discussion of the three basic gameplay concepts employed by EMs in the 1960s and beyond. Then follows a deep discussion of both the IPDB and Pinside Top 10 EM list (we talk each game, but also the ratings systems as a whole). Finally, the discussion opens up into other good EM games and some of the more controversial restoration techniques (using LED lighting and whether or not it is okay to clearcoat).

The Multi-Bingo programming, a labor of love for 70 weeks, is complete!  Yep, 138 games later, and this thing has shaped up very well. I talk about next steps (briefly, gotta have some surprises), and my next project....   Robo-Frenzy!  I've already discussed it a lot on the show, but now I'm starting work on it in earnest. Today's game for the Year of Flipperless is 1938's Exhibit Coney Island. It has some unique features, but unfortunately, no images of the game nor video exist. Please send information to the IPDB if you happen to own or come across this beautiful piece of Americana.

Data is the new oil, and those who control massive amounts of it have a major competitive advantage. That advantage becomes exponential when that data is used to teach artificial intelligence. Companies such as Google, Facebook and Amazon have a far greater probability of building strong AI than smaller actors simply by the sheer amount of user data and metadata they possess. Let’s now envision an alternate reality where big data lives on public infrastructure and is accessible to anyone who wishes to use it for the purpose of teaching AI. Big data as a public resource could have the potential to enable vast amounts of innovation at the edges, far greater than that of a small set of incumbents building large centralized AI systems. We’re joined by Trent McConaghy, who is the CTO and Co-founder of BigchainDB and Ascribe. Trent brings along a special surprise guest, Fred Ehrsam, former Co-founder at Coinbase. For the first half of the show, we have a fascinating discussion with Trent and Fred about the intersection of AI and blockchain technologies, and the implications of publicly available data sets on innovation in AI. For the second half of the show, we talk with Trent about the public implementation of BigchainDB, the Interplanetary Database (IPDB), and the applications for a public big data storage network accessible to all of humanity. Topics covered in this episode: The issues which arise with big data centralization in the context of building artificial intelligence How blockchain technologies could serve as the public data infrastructure for teaching AI How an AI might gain financial dominance over humanity by selling art on a DAO An update on Ascribe and BigchainDB The IPDB network and what goals it hopes to achieve The IPDB Foundation, its members and governance rules The technical components of the IPDB network Use cases and applications for a public decentralized global database Episode links: IPDB - Interplanetary Database Foundation IPDB Dev Portal This episode is hosted by Sébastien Couture. Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/184

Continuing to browse Danny's site at danny.cdyn.com, I found another oddity: Williams Yukon. This game allows for winning up to 100 replays based on the cards that you hit on a bingo-style playfield. I am interested in seeing one of these one day - this game is not in IPDB, so I'm not sure when it was made, but I'm guessing in the 1950s or early 1960s.   It looks like a lot of fun, since you are able to choose a spotted card by landing in the 'Joker' hole (in the center of the playfield, similar to #16 on a Bally bingo).

Wanye Neyens was a prolific designer through much of Gottlieb's woodrail and metal rail EM production. His career spanned at least 179 machines (according to the IPDB, 177 machines made it to production). He is 97 years old today, July 29, 2015.  Happy Birthday, Mr. Neyens!

Jay Stafford is one of the key members of the IPDB, who helps to accrue images and documentation on pinball machines to post for reference. The IPDB site provides an invaluable service to the collector community - I know, speaking for myself, that I would be absolutely lost without the availability of the images and information on the site.   Jay provided his answers via e-mail.   The Internet Pinball Database is available at http://ipdb.org.   A sidenote: don't forget to register your serial numbers at http://ipsnd.net

Here's an interesting game: Chicago Coin, a manufacturer with a terrible reputation (that I have not been able to fathom), created this game that automatically sensed a special 'golden ball' for double scoring. This is fascinating for a couple of reasons: 1) There are no special mechanisms that I can see to sense the gold ball from the IPDB photos 2) It used a credit projection unit, which, though common for the time in Gottlieb games, was unusual to find in other games. The game has gorgeous Roy Parker artwork as well.

DAPF#7..  Neil tries to be witty, Ice noise, we pimp The Final Hunt comic book, talk nicknames, bubble placement, bad questions, hurt backs, domestic flower buying, fear of fish, free stickers, and so much more...

DAPF #6 Neil wants sound effects, we talk Couples resorts and annoying message boards. Neil tries to clear up marriage V. comic books. Star Wars Rebels, Storm troopers at engagement party, Annaleis loses parking to Jon Favreau, we pimp the “Who The What Now” podcast, Thunder Nipple and Paddle dong make their debut, and DAPF help friends move.... and much more....

Um Mechanik, teilweise gepaart mit Elektronik, geht es in Folge 47 des Hackerfunks. Genauer um Flipper und Flipperkästen. Im Studio bei uns zu Gast ist Daniel Köchli, ehemaliger Betreiber des grössten Flipperclubs der Schweiz, dem Hurricane. Als Fachmann im Bereich Betrieb, Unterhalt und Reparatur von Flipperkästen, erzählt er uns etwas über die Geschichte und Entwicklung von den “Pinballs” des 18. Jahrhunderts, bis zu den modernsten Geräten mit Videobildschirm von heute. Tracklist Paokala – Pinball Illusions Rainbow Clash – Wir Sind Einstein Rune-Bertil’s – Auf Wiedersehen, Monty Nächste Sendung am 02. Juli 2011, 19:00 Uhr Intro Intro :: Road King Pinball von Williams Hurricane Flipperclub :: Danis Flipperclub, leider für immer geschlossen Flipper :: Wikipedia über Flipperautomaten PinMAME :: Pinball Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator Visual Pinball :: Englische Wikipedia über Visual Pinball (mit Links) IPDB :: International Pinball Database Stern Pinball :: Stern - Letzter Flipperautomatenhersteller weltweit Flippermarkt :: Flippermarkt Forum rund um gebrauchte Flipperautomaten Pinball Rankings :: World Pinball Player Rankings IFPA :: International Flipper Pinball Association PAPA :: Professional & Amateur Pinball Association Flipperfreunde e.V. :: 1. Verein Deutscher Flipperfreunde e.V. Pinballroom :: Pinballroom in St. Gallen Flipperclub :: Flipperclub in Muri AG Area 52 :: Area 52 in Murgenthal Extraball :: Flippermuseum und Tapas-Bar in Solothurn Outlane :: Outlane in Zürich Altstetten (Anmeldung erforderlich!) PinballEd :: Pinballed in Kollbrunn (Privatclub - Mitgliedschaft erforderlich!) Pin City :: Pin City in Zürich (Privatclub - Mitgliedschaft erforderlich!) File Download (61:54 min / 81 MB)

Um Mechanik, teilweise gepaart mit Elektronik, geht es in Folge 47 des Hackerfunks. Genauer um Flipper und Flipperkästen. Im Studio bei uns zu Gast ist Daniel Köchli, ehemaliger Betreiber des grössten Flipperclubs der Schweiz, dem Hurricane. Als Fachmann im Bereich Betrieb, Unterhalt und Reparatur von Flipperkästen, erzählt er uns etwas über die Geschichte und Entwicklung von den “Pinballs” des 18. Jahrhunderts, bis zu den modernsten Geräten mit Videobildschirm von heute. Tracklist Paokala – Pinball Illusions Rainbow Clash – Wir Sind Einstein Rune-Bertil’s – Auf Wiedersehen, Monty Nächste Sendung am 02. Juli 2011, 19:00 Uhr Intro Intro :: Road King Pinball von Williams Hurricane Flipperclub :: Danis Flipperclub, leider für immer geschlossen Flipper :: Wikipedia über Flipperautomaten PinMAME :: Pinball Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator Visual Pinball :: Englische Wikipedia über Visual Pinball (mit Links) IPDB :: International Pinball Database Stern Pinball :: Stern - Letzter Flipperautomatenhersteller weltweit Flippermarkt :: Flippermarkt Forum rund um gebrauchte Flipperautomaten Pinball Rankings :: World Pinball Player Rankings IFPA :: International Flipper Pinball Association PAPA :: Professional & Amateur Pinball Association Flipperfreunde e.V. :: 1. Verein Deutscher Flipperfreunde e.V. Pinballroom :: Pinballroom in St. Gallen Flipperclub :: Flipperclub in Muri AG Area 52 :: Area 52 in Murgenthal Extraball :: Flippermuseum und Tapas-Bar in Solothurn Outlane :: Outlane in Zürich Altstetten (Anmeldung erforderlich!) PinballEd :: Pinballed in Kollbrunn (Privatclub - Mitgliedschaft erforderlich!) Pin City :: Pin City in Zürich (Privatclub - Mitgliedschaft erforderlich!) File Download (61:54 min / 81 MB)