Alu sticker repro run

[Etienne MacGyver]

I did, but its never too late  

It looks like i'm filling 2 sheets instead of 1  

Better check the klov threat, i cannot edit my posts here anymore, so thats difficult to keep track..  

So for the status check here: (second post)

http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=208817

I have put you up for 1x #2 and 1x #? (for the gauntlet)
Can you find out what etiket belongs there ?
And do you have any data you want to be printed in there or do you want to go blanco and use a typewriter ?

[Muerto]

And do you have any data you want to be printed in there or do you want to go blanco and use a typewriter ?

please print 0001  (not kidding!)

[Etienne MacGyver]

Ok

And model ?

[Muerto]

Ireland...

[Etienne MacGyver]

Yeah i figured that, but i mean the model data..  

Like this says "EDST" but i think that was Andre's sticker (" E...  D.... STarwars")
dont know where the E & D stand for..



Oh and dont forget which font you want it printed in ?

(look at the 5 samples earlier in the thread)

[Etienne MacGyver]

Today i was in the center of our town and i dropped by a hobby shop to check if they have the punch Ully was talking about..

They did!, and damn cheap also, which is always nice 





Can't wait to try this out and see if it works like i want to have the corners..




The radius looks good from what i can see in the bottom of the punch..




I still have 4 left-overs from the first run which do need round corners..
Let's prepare them to the correct size first..




Insert the corner in the punch and push the button..




OMG! its perfect ! 




Very satisfying IMHO ! 




Looks like the next batch of stickers will be perfect cut afterall.. 

[Superully]

nice etienne, just as i had expected. let's hope that cheap tool lasts longer than just a couple of corners!

[Etienne MacGyver]

hehe, funny thing..

the manual says that if you have the feeling that it is not cutting well anymore you should sharpen it by punching aluminium foil  

i guess mine will never be dull then  

[Muerto]

Ok, then: MTGI.....

[Etienne MacGyver]

It has been noted... 

Any preference for a font ? or just the last that i use standard ?

[Muerto]

Like this please:


Just with 240v and i don't know about the amps... What are we using in europe???

[level42]

The Irish machines had 230V on them, not 240.

The amps differ per machine. F.I. a SW cockpit  draws a lot more power than MC.

There seem to be a number of people wanting serial nr. 0001 which is funny because Atari never used that serial nr.
They had a coded system from a certain point in time so the competitor couldn't figure out how much machines there were made.

Also. serial nrs. 001 and (and around) would probably be for "inside" machines, the first builds etc.

Bally f.i. started numbering the serial production of Galaxian from nr. 100.

Anyway, soon we will see e-bay listings "The very first (fill in game name) built !, thus worth twice the normal price"

That corner cutter looks perfect !

[Etienne MacGyver]

Yes, if you look at the irish sticker, it has a fixed value of 230 volts:



The Amps looks like its not 2,5, but 2.5 and the dot is in the center so i think they mean 2-5 which makes sence

I think all atari machines draw between 2 and 5 amps. 

[Muerto]

The Irish machines had 230V on them, not 240.

The current currant in DK is 240v, and it's it's current home.... 

[level42]

The Irish machines had 230V on them, not 240.

The current currant in DK is 240v, and it's it's current home....  

Michael, michael...you're mixing up things.

In electricity there is electric tension which is usually called and indicated in Voltage.  On all wall outlets in Europe there is (about) 230V. It used to be 220V on mainland Europe and 240V in the UK. However many years ago the UK lowered a bit to 240 and mainland increased a bit to 230V.

So, I find it hard to believe that Denmark has 240V now....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity_by_country

Apart from that, the electrical Current which runs through an electrical device is determined by what tha device does. F.I. a small LED liht bulb draws very little current, an electrical oven draws a lot.

Anyway........whatever....."