Wobble Head
An upgrade for Bally’s 1992 Doctor Who Pinball Machine
A new run of this kit will begin 2007. Keep up on it's status here
Thanks for you interest in adding what your Dr. Who Pinball should have had in the first
place.. A Dalek head that moves! We have tried to make a product that is as easy to install as possible without
the need to hack apart you machine, yet give you all the benefits of the original Moving Dalek head. All components
used, were machined by myself, or commercially purchased. No surplus parts were used, so availability of items,
such as the motor, should be available for years to come.
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Fir starts, you may want to take a peek at the manual.. It explains lots, and has more
recent pictures then the ones on this page. All of the pictures here are during the development stage, so please
disregard any extra holes, tape, missing screws, etc., as they are not representative of the finish project. A
PDF viewer is required to view the manual
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Wobble Head Install manual
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Title: An upgrade for Bally’s 1992 Doctor Who Pinball Machine
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Parts list and installation instructions?
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Yes
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Schematics?
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No
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Monitor Information?
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N/A
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Number of pages
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22
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Sponsored by The Basement Arcade
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All work was completed in Autocad 2000
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And we designed a plug and ply wiring harness so that there is no need to hack into your
original cabinet wires to use this product. Additionally, Is is easily removed should you want to move it to a
different Dr. Who machine in the future.
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The majority of the unit is heavy gauge aluminum or stainless steal making the project 95% rust proof.
The electronics are mounted to an etched PC board and is constructed with quality components.
The centering of the head is done by adding a 6-32 screw through the top of the head into
the threaded moving shaft and is additionally supported by a slip on support.
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The final unit
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[Very nice.... Take me back]
