Pretty interesting, indeed. Did you notice that the guy is also reproducing Star Wars yokes? Also, notice how there his spinner uses 3 mounting holes. I guess people out there with empty Tempest control panels will need to wait a little longer to get a spinner that fits.
Jon
At 10:43 PM 3/4/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>Weird how you find things on the web. I was digging through my website useage logs (like I don't have anything better to do) looking to see who's linking to me and after checking out a couple sites ran across this:
>
>http://www.geocities.com/buckey29/main.htm
>
>Click on the "pictures" link to see the reproduction spinner knob.
>
>Anyone have a Tempest spinner with that knob on it? I've never seen one with the "wedge" top to it before...
>
>I like the look of his replacement spinner assembly-- that big flywheel should spin nicely.
>
>Anyway, it's more MAME oriented, but the thought of a decent Tempest spinner knob replacement is kinda cool. I'm goin got toss him an e-mail and ask about the knob...
>
>-Clay
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