ok i read all the post from 107-111.
all i am saying is and from past threads discussing better physics, small flippers dont perform well.
after looking at the vertical then the
FS the vertical fllippers are fine.
when the table gets rotated for
FS on a WS monitor the flippers get compressed.
>>>>>blur,.....chas this is the real picture of this table
if you don't modify it it will look like this, and it will work great
no need to rotate or strech anything<<<
those are the flippers out of the
FS DL.
if you like small flippers ok.
they are too small.
>>>>you say you americans
you have american flag also, what are you chinese? mexican?>>>>
not sure what you mean.
what i meant was the rich and powerful have always run the show.
now powerful companies, corporations and the super rich run the show.
i read some history.
my grandfather was 93 born in 1912.
he loved to tell me what it was like then.
i always sat and listened.
in the 1880s industrial revolution the US made everything.
people were immigrating here from all over the world to live the american way of life.
in the early 1900s inflation was very low.
wages was 10/15cents or $4-5per/week.
a loaf of bread was 1cent, gas was 3cents, rent was $10p/month, you go out to eat for 8-12 cents..
Henry Ford had the assembly line for $5p/week.
a new model T was $700.00
that was alot of money when you make $20p/month on MWage.
by the late 60s and ealy 70s wages was about $1.25p/hr $40-60p/week.
there was some inflation over 60yrs from the early 1900s.
gas was 19-29cents, a new car could be had for about $2500-$3500.
an average suburb house in a nice area could be had for about $20,000.
that was alot of money.
my aunt had a new 65chevy impala SS 283 with all the fancy chrome bumpers and SS wheel caps.
it was $3500.
that was a lot of money in the mid to late 60s..
there were 2 big wage increases here in the US in the 70s.
in about 1972 there was a big wage increase.
wages was now $2.25.
wages went up $1 dollar over night when it took 60yrs to go from 10/15cents to $1.25p/hr
there was another wage increase in the late 70s.
wages was now $2.90p/hr.
outsourcing was nothing new even in the 70s.
pruducts and electronics were no longer "made in the USA" or Japan.
products were now made in Tiawan(ROC) and other foreign countries where the labor is cheap.
i remember in the early 80s big business was starting tell the american people to dont vote for the wage increase.
they told the american people waaaay back.
they knew it would create problems.
higher costs of operations and inflation was just the beginning.
the american people did not seem understand economics and business.
they kept making the same bad financual decisions through decades creating more and more inflation.
the american people are very much at fault for this mess.
you were told.
the rich bosses took businees on down the road.
all the wage increase and union strikes did was create more and more and more inflation through the decades.
the only thing that has changed is inflation.
the american people voted and got what they wanted.
now they are crying that jobs are gone and hyper-inflation.
http://www.google.co...1I7TSHB_enUS469my original post was why did the ball get stuck in the inner flipper lane at the trigger after scaling up the flippers and making changes to the rails?
are my 912 settings correct?
here is what i am talking about.
big business told you waaaaay back to not vote for the wage increases.
they knew it would create problems like higher costs of operations and inflation.
you are making more dollars but everything got hyper-inflated because of rising wages, rising costs of materials like iron etc....and the rising cost of doing business.
you kept voting for the increases through the decades creating more and more inflation..
this is a video of a 1978 corvette pace car found in a barn in perfect condition with the original sticker in the window of $14.6K new.
look for slot 0.58 to 1 minute for the sticker on the window.
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