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| ids:
I took the easy route, got shafts from http://www.thludwig.de/arcade/led_sticks.html I have red and blue bubble tops lit with red/blue LED's, looks great. These are U360's - not used since the upgrade, so I can't speak to the issue of the stick spinning issue. (Reminds me, I still need to cut the escape hole for the wires.) |
| Beretta:
so... anyone have a ready solution for happ comp's? bat top? these ball tops are nice but have'nt seen anyone do thi to bat's yet, and comp's is probably what i'll use for 8 way's |
| kronic24601:
@ FrankoB Thanks for the tips. All good to know. @ IDS Say what? On a separate CP I am using the u360's forgetting the spinning issue for a moment, how did you get past the magnet issue? I'd assume all the hole boring and wires would through off the magnet alignment for joystick movement. (Or did I read your post wrong). |
| ids:
The magnet issue has been solved here: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=90384.0. The ones I bought are perhaps aluminum or something (non-magnetic). I'll need to glue them on when time comes. The post I reference mentions adding a bit of a groove to push the wire out of the side. I haven't done so yet, but it looks easy enough. Franco B, the key of that earlier post, mentions cutting the groove for you, if need be. I think I can handle this myself, when time comes. |
| ebarlow99:
go to http://www.arcadeshop.de/ and look under own-brand in joystick area...they are a little pricey at about $25 bucks a piece w/shipping but man do they look great. Took about a week to ship to Michigan from Germany....great product!!! |
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