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| kowal:
E - stcik fighter is very hard (spring <600g) shumps my long engagement. this is not good joystick. He is good to Q- bert only :P |
| JoshuaMiller:
Thanks again. Capcom fighters will be the most played games on my cab. It's good to know that the E-stick sux for fighters. thanks- --Joshua-- |
| Minwah:
I mounted my J-Stiks on 3/4" MDF. I routed the underside down to ~4mm - I wouldn't want to go any less than that. Also check your router chuck/bit after doing one 'player'. I didn't and the bit gradually came out ruining a good job up to then >:( However I routed the top side down 4mm and sunk a 4mm metal plate to it, so it turned out ok :) FWIW I really like the J-Stiks. They are too light for some people but I find them a pretty good alround stick. You can stiffen them up a bit by stretching the spring if need be... |
| JoshuaMiller:
Minwah- Thank you. I hate to impose after you were kind enough to reply, but do you happen to have a photo of how tall the stick is with your 4mm routing job? I'm having a hard time visualizing how much I'm going to lose by mounting it below. Did you have a sheet of plexiglass on your CP, or did you use something else? Thanks- --Joshua-- |
| Timoe:
Here is a pic of a Jstick mounted under 5/8" MDF and 1/8" Plexi. I routed out the bottom leaving just the exact thickness of my Tnuts (3/8" or less). It is solid and still has good stick height. |
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