SHORT: Comet Fire Bulb Install in Coin Door

Cary Hardy·video·22s·analyzed·Feb 7, 2022

Analysis

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TL;DR

Comet fire bulb coin door installation mod with drilling solution.

Summary

Cary Hardy demonstrates a quick modification to install Comet fire bulbs in a pinball machine's coin door, addressing a sizing issue with the standard OEM slot by drilling a small adjustment.

Key Claims

Comet fire bulbs are too big to fit into the standard OEM slot for the coolant area
high confidence · Direct observation from installation attempt
A simple drilling modification allows Comet fire bulbs to fit and function properly
high confidence · Demonstrated solution in video

Notable Quotes

“I really like to look at these fire bulbs from Comet, the only issue I'm having is that they're too big to fit into the standard OEM slot for your coolant.”
Cary Hardy@ 0:00 — Identifies the compatibility problem with Comet fire bulbs
“All it takes, a little drill, then slide it right. And there you go.”
Cary Hardy@ 0:09 — Describes the simple solution to the sizing problem

Entities

Cometcompany Cary Hardyperson

Signals

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technology_signal: Aftermarket fire bulb solutions from Comet being adopted by community for pinball customization despite OEM slot compatibility constraints
medium · Hardy's positive review and demonstration of modification workaround suggests growing use of Comet fire bulbs in the modding community

Topics

Aftermarket lighting modificationsprimaryFire bulb installationprimaryOEM compatibility issuessecondary

Sentiment

positive(0.75)— Hardy expresses appreciation for the Comet fire bulbs despite the compatibility issue, and presents the drilling solution as straightforward and satisfactory

Transcript

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I really like to look at these fire bulbs from Comet, the only issue I'm having is that they're too big to fit into the standard OEM slot for your coolant. So, made a little modification, it's real quick and easy to get it to look all nice and flamey. All it takes, a little drill, then slide it right. And there you go.