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| coldhammmer:
ive got an original cybersled. was sitting in storage and the unit was robbed and they took on of the controllers like shown in the image. trying to track down a replacement. failing that I still have the other controller maybe I could possibly have a new one built using the other one as a reference? I really don't know anything about arcade machines so not even sure if that is actually possible. any help is appreciated. |
| PL1:
--- Quote from: coldhammmer on March 17, 2025, 04:18:42 pm ---ive got an original cybersled. was sitting in storage and the unit was robbed and they took on of the controllers like shown in the image. trying to track down a replacement. failing that I still have the other controller maybe I could possibly have a new one built using the other one as a reference? I really don't know anything about arcade machines so not even sure if that is actually possible. --- End quote --- You might eventually find original parts for that control panel on e-bay or maybe the Arcade Boneyard, but it will be very difficult to restore it to looking and working like factory original.. Looking over on KLOV: Here's their info on the game and the manual. https://www.arcade-museum.com/Videogame/cyber-sled https://www.arcade-museum.com/manuals-videogames/C/Cybersled.man.pdf Looks like the same analog sticks were also used on the Star Wars Trilogy cab. https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/wtb-starwars-trilogy-control-yoke.523011/#post-4679922 If you have an account over there, you might want to post in the want to buy forum. Scott |
| coldhammmer:
Wow. thanks for the lead. really appreciate it. |
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