Clothes dryers are one of the biggest energy hogs in every household. Not only do they have a large heating element and run a long…
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Warning: You may become obsessed with your electricity usage! I read somewhere that after one adds solar panels to their property, they start using more…
Comments closedPossible activities for a visit Grantham, NH – a great home base for all sorts of classic New England activities. In the Eastman neighborhood Canoe…
Comments closedWe’ve wanted to go solar for a number of years – for the planet and for our pocketbook – but never thought it made sense…
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Want better sound out of your Stern pinball machine? Looking to upgrade from the cheap $4 stock speakers? I’ve done the research and this seems…
Comments closedOutside of private collections, there are not many opportunities to play pinball in the immediate Upper Valley region. But if you are willing to travel,…
Comments closedI have a 1979 Stern Electronics “Meteor” pinball machine that I upgraded to the new Bally/SternOS code. I love this game so when I found…
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Arcades were hot in the 1970s. Several companies such as Brunswick and Sears came with home versions of pinball. Bally even brought out a few…
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I found another 1979 Stern “Meteor” to restore and convert into my signature Meteor Deluxe version including updated lighting, new code and stereo sound. This…
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Inserts are the colored plastic circles on a pinball machine that are lit from below via light bulbs. Over time these inserts can become loose…
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