Revamping Old School Pinball with an ESP32
Mark had the opportunity to work on a vintage pinball machine from 1972. The machine, belonging to a friend, required some repairs, and Mark willingly took on the challenge! This machine relies on coils, relays, and two motors, and has no audio capabilities at all. So, using his electronics know-how, Mark uses an ESP32 board and other components to add sound effects!
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#0:00 Welcome to element14 presents
#1:11 Overview
#1:40 Optical Interface
#5:23 Audio Board Selection
#7:30 Let's Join the Boards!
#10:01 Amplifying Sounds
#12:06 Software
#14:12 Pinball: Now with Sound!
#14:51 Give Your Feedback
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