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The pictures below show the End-Of-Stroke (EOS) contacts for the flipper assembly. Notice on the top picture that the contacts are open indicating that the flipper is energized (the flipper button is depressed). The second picture shows the same contacts when the flipper is de-energized (the flipper button is not pressed). I've also included a couple of pictures of EOS gaps on a Twilight Zone (gasp - this is an EM page) to illustrate the EOS gap. There's also a picture of a Twilight Zone flipper opto board that was used in some newer games that actuates the flipper assembly. Click on the image to see the full size photo and then click on your Browser's Back button to return to this page.
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