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| Birdtales:
--- Quote from: MannyTC on February 27, 2003, 01:54:36 am ---Can't seem the get the knobs off either :-\ --- End quote --- The knob was a bit of a pain to remove. It is held on with a roll pin. I had to find a punch the proper size and tap it out. |
| kspiff:
Aw, shucks.. I thought I'd get to do one of these first.. that's the same thing I planned to do.. but at least I can rest assured it'll work! Got any pics? ??? |
| spidermonkey:
Thats it dammit ! >:( I just gotta go buy a damn digital camera. Their have been so many pics that I've wanted to post to better explain my ideas and projects over the past year but I never bought a freekin camera. Time to let the moths fly outta my wallet and go buy one this week. By the way MannyTC, it definately wasn't one of the easier controls to install. Especially on a 3/4" control panel. It was meant to mount on a metal cp but it can and has been done and as soon as I stop being so cheap I'll post some pics with my camera that I have yet to buy. ::) |
| kspiff:
LOL.. I have the same predicament, but I just need to go waste another $40 on the damn specialty batteries for mine.. that's my Pachislo money we're talkin' about! :P |
| MannyTC:
These are pics of one of my frontline controllers. Does this look the same as what you guys have? I am still trying to figure out the best way to mount these and how to get the freakin' knob off without breaking the thing! Kspiff sorry to here about those expensive batteries. Mine takes AA's and that allowed me to get my pachislo! |
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