Hm mm.... I don't know if there are variations of the Gorf stick. The one I have I bought from Ebay and it was advertised as a Gorf joystick. Maybe it's not an original Gorf stick. It's a little different than a DOT stick so I'm not sure. Since your Gorf stick doesn't have the restrictor on the bottom maybe the stick I have is actually variation of a DOT stick.
I'm not a 100% certain about that bottom restrictor. On the Gorf stick, I was focusing more on repairing the circuit board and trying to figure out how it works than the specific components of the rest of the stick. I definitely don't remember seeing anything that looks like a red restrictor. I'll be more than happy to go home and look for it. It's possible they used a different colored plastic, but I think it's more likely an integral part of the trigger plate above the circuit board.
I'd be very curious to know what the differences are between your stick and the one I have. After looking at a Gorf in KLOV and one for sale on Ebay it does appear that they have a straight shaft to the joystick. That makes them even more like a Tron in that aspect.
Here is one of the photos of one of my Gorfs. That is a photo after I removed the circuit board for repairs, but I don't recall if it's before or after I removed the trigger plate there.
I went to Harbor Freight and bought a bit set that contains like a 100 different security bits. It was only like $10. It had the one I needed to take apart the Tron handles.
Sounds like a steal, I'll check it out. All the specialty shops I checked out are asking at least $5 just for one bit, and none of them have the bit I need.
Take a better look at your Gorf stick if you can and take some pics if at all possible. Thanks for the heads up on the difference.
No problem. If I don't get too wrapped up tonight on housework, I'll snap some better shots.
I'm asking $7 plus shipping for the restrictor.
Doh! You did say that in the PDF didn't you?
