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| PL1:
--- Quote from: Los Abrazos Rotos on May 19, 2012, 03:41:49 am ---So its a heavy lube in a tube rather than a spray I need? --- End quote --- Based on Andy's post in this thread and what I read in the the first thread of my earlier post, the tube of grease looks like the right thing, but I figured that Andy would weigh in, since he is the subject matter expert on the sticks in question. Scott P.S. Amazon also carries Super Lube. Edit: After closely reviewing the two threads linked in my earlier post, it looks like the silicone spray in a can is for noise like creaking springs, while the heavy silicone grease in a tube is for smooth movement at the pivot point. Am I correct in this interpretation? |
| Los Abrazos Rotos:
Super lube is a bit harder to find in the uk, I found something similar at Maplin so hopefully it will work. These U360s are a pain in the ass! |
| Los Abrazos Rotos:
Ok, silicone lubed the stick. It does return to the centre better but I still have the same problem. There is an area around the centre the joystick sticks and doesnt go quite back to centre, meaning that for instance on my desktop if i move my arrow left release the stick the arrow continues moving left. Kinda annoying. Any ideas how to get round this problem? |
| PL1:
--- Quote from: Los Abrazos Rotos on May 19, 2012, 04:14:21 am ---I found something similar at Maplin so hopefully it will work. --- End quote --- Hope it's not this one. http://www.maplin.co.uk/contralube-770-connector-lubricant-346030 It's not silicone based, and could cause the plastic to break down. "Contralube 770 is silicone free." - http://www.newgateonline.com/product/Contralube_770%2C_75gram_tube_CL1001 Scott |
| Los Abrazos Rotos:
No its not that one |
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