Kinda Burns me a little, is that page saying Civic and TigerHeli made their yokes
first... and that Civic was first to use the green gears.
As far as I know, I was the first to make a working SW yoke years before anyone
else besides the guy who had a machine shop... and incorrectly used optics rather
than gearing and pots. His was also all metal as far as I recall... and may have used
the original SW handlegrips - severely simplifying the process.
I believe I was also the first person (again by Years) who found, made mountings,
& installed the green gears on my yoke and custom Super-hangon controllers.
I found the gears shortly after I built the SW yoke, and made them for my
Super Hangon controller... and then replaced the failed SW zip-cord gear hack
almost immediately after.
The pics have been up on my site for ages.
But I get "Tips" Ehh....
Still, Im happy that others have attempted and succeeded using simular
tactics.
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Friday, June 2nd 2000 - I was announced on Retrogames.com
http://www.retrogames.com/062000.html Of course, at that time I Think only the Y-Axis was tested as the x was yet
to be mounted. I think it was a year later that I had the new mount design
built, and I found the proper gears. I play tested the thing on a temp-holder,
and it was Awesome

Then I built the Shangon controller.
Both used the same rear parts... But I didnt replace the SW y-axis for another
6? months cause I knew it would be a pain to redo it. After it was done,
I didnt change the pictures of it on the site. Was too lazy to snap them until I was
asked enough times, over a year later, ...which I believe was 2003.
The site is a huge old mess:
http://xiaou2.homestead.com/arcade.html But it can at least still inspire, and or give way to some laughs / insults. heh
Edit#2:
http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=89243.0 Shows the Internal changes with proper gears, as well as much
better photos.