3 terminal, dual winding flipper coil with 1N4004 diodes used on Williams / Bally games.
FL-11629 high flipper strength, parallel coils, used on mostl Williams WPC system pinball games (original blue coil wrapper)
Primary winding (power) ~4 ohms (no diode)
Secondary winding (hold) ~132 ohms (no diode)
Williams / Bally pinball machines flippers are designed for a balance of power based on the layout of a given game. Always use the specified coil number for your machine.
Always install a flipper rebuild kit before changing coils. The factory recommends a complete flipper rebuild every 500,000 cycles or flips.
But if you must adjust flipper strength, here is a list of coil numbers and their relative strength going from weakest to strongest:
- LocationNumber:
- 002
- StockDescription1:
- JERSEYJACK COIL
- StockDescription2:
- N/A
- StockDescription3:
- N/A
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