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Old pinball machines are amazingly complex
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this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2023
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I like all his videos, but I particularly like this one because it kind of feels like the "missing link" between clockwork machines and electronic machines that I didn't realize I was missing a ton of stuff about.
Seriously, this guy makes great videos. I've enjoyed his videos on heat exchangers, VHS vs Beta, liquid dish detergent vs pods, or humidifiers way more than is reasonable.
his debunking of the Bulb planned obsolescence is also very good.
he changed how I use my dishwasher too, lol
Yep, me too! Liquid detergent, made a noticeable difference!
Also in the process of changing all my bulbs from basic LED to filament LED, haha.
The jukebox video was really good for that too
Many pipe organs from the mid to late 1900's use similar electro mechanical technology to take the key presses and actuate valves in the organ closet to activate the correct pipe. I'd love to see him do a video on pipe organs, they're amazingly complex!