Arcade Collecting > Restorations & repair
A New Hope... "I knew you could do it!"
RetroACTIVE:
--- Quote from: Ninten-doh on April 19, 2009, 12:45:24 pm ---Can you do me a big favor and take a pic of the molex plug at the end of the yoke wiring? Mine was cut off by the previous owner for a Sidewinder hack and I need to convert it back.
Thanks, and great work on the resto! :cheers:
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"Did you see THAT!"
Ninten-doh:
I'm a dope. I should have clarified which yoke I meant.
I was referring to the 12 pin Molex plug at the end of the yoke controller wiring. Thanks anyway, someone else supplied me a pic today so I'm all set.
Carry on. :)
RetroACTIVE:
Yoke is coming together now... here is the mechanical assembly... all but wiring
... another view
I got the TAI lubricants hobby kit... has both high and light viscosity oil and a grease that works fine for dampening the torsion springs. I tried to get the original Nyogel 779 but its like $55 for 50g of it... the stuff in this kit works fine... then entire kit is available at lubekits.com for $24.95
", this oil bath is going to feel soooo good."
TheShanMan:
That thing looks so sweet. Based on those pics I'd guess it would be hard to tell the difference between that and an NOS unit. It really looks brand new. :applaud:
Level42:
Your quoting is really funny, keep it up :laugh2:
That's my next step on the SW....I'm looking up to it, I'm not that great mechanically...
David's stuff is amazing :applaud:
Did you also grease the wheels ? There's some strange stuff on the wheels that I can see from the back on mine that's aparantly meant to lube the wheels.
Looking great !
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