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"Bang" / IPD No. 166 / July, 1939 / 1 Player Manufacturer:Genco Manufacturing Company, of Chicago, Illinois, USA (1931-1958) Date Of Manufacture:July, 1939 Type:Electro-mechanical (EM) Serial Number Database:View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site) Specialty:Flipperless Notable Features:Spring bumpers (12), Trap holes (4). Operates on batteries. Patent No. 2,134,185 [GAME APPARATUS] filed January 2, 1936. Granted October 25, 1938 to Leslie M. Hansen. This patent states "Another object of this invention is to provide a coin operated game apparatus in which it is possible by the skillful operation of the same, to obtain a free second operation without inserting a coin into the coin slide." -
View File Bang (Genco 1939) v.1.2 "Bang" / IPD No. 166 / July, 1939 / 1 Player Manufacturer:Genco Manufacturing Company, of Chicago, Illinois, USA (1931-1958) Date Of Manufacture:July, 1939 Type:Electro-mechanical (EM) Serial Number Database:View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site) Specialty:Flipperless Notable Features:Spring bumpers (12), Trap holes (4). Operates on batteries. Patent No. 2,134,185 [GAME APPARATUS] filed January 2, 1936. Granted October 25, 1938 to Leslie M. Hansen. This patent states "Another object of this invention is to provide a coin operated game apparatus in which it is possible by the skillful operation of the same, to obtain a free second operation without inserting a coin into the coin slide." Submitter Francisco Submitted 04/17/2023 Category Future Pinball Tables
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I've been using a portait mode setup for pinball tables for a while now but decided to get a new 27" 1440p, IPS monitor and use my old 24" TN monitor for the backglasss, DMD, both 144hz. IPS great for portrait with no colour or brightness issues on angles like my old TN. Had to get a bracket that tilted down due to the TN panel at the top getting bad colour shift.
