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From the sound of it, the rate at which you turn the handle isn't directly connected to the dispensing rate. I suspect the crank just turns a small generator t
by Kadin 17y ago
From the sound of it, the rate at which you turn the handle isn't directly connected to the dispensing rate.
I suspect the crank just turns a small generator that powers the rest of the mechanism, which dispenses pennies at fixed intervals.
Attaching the crank to a motor might kill the electronics with an overvoltage, but probably wouldn't produce any additional payout.
- RevRal 17y agoI'm a little confused by your comment in relation to tungsten's. I think he was just saying "easy money." A way around the need to manually crank. Between your comment and tungsten's, I think I'm missing something.