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| GamingGreg:
I used two black ABS pipe couplers for 3" pipe, that are attached to each side of the cabinet. The inside is a little larger than 3.25" so it seems to fit the gun alright. It's not as snug as some other ways, but it seems to work well. I'm still thinking of lining it with felt. I've heard of others that have made holsters out of leather. Some have simply cut a hole in the front or side of the cabinet. Also, I remember someone else using a 2x4 framing strap dipped in latex. I don't think I've heard of anyone using a retractable cord, but that might be possible. |
| Negativecreep0:
If the front of your Cab has a tray that comews out with the keyboard i just store it in there and pull it out when im playing shooting games. |
| Sasquatch!:
--- Quote from: Rocky on April 14, 2004, 12:00:31 pm ---Awhile back someone tried to make a custom jack for the gun so they could simply unplug it when not in use. It didn't work because there is something that the Act-lab gun needs to stay connected or it reverts to calibrate mode. --- End quote --- Yep. This thread. He never did elaborate on it either. >:( |
| Doc-:
--- Quote from: Sasquatch! on April 14, 2004, 11:42:21 pm --- --- Quote from: Rocky on April 14, 2004, 12:00:31 pm ---Awhile back someone tried to make a custom jack for the gun so they could simply unplug it when not in use. It didn't work because there is something that the Act-lab gun needs to stay connected or it reverts to calibrate mode. --- End quote --- Yep. This thread. He never did elaborate on it either. >:( --- End quote --- Very interesting thread! I too put mine at the back of the keyboard tray, but an RJ45 connect might be very handy for easier access. So has anyone out there solved the mystery of the calibration pin and switch so you can actually remove the guns? Does it just need a pullup resistor or is there something more to it? |
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