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Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: jspicher on October 29, 2012, 08:35:37 pm
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Hi guys, l'm looking for 3 atari cone style buttons to use on a project l'm working on. I don't mind if they are knockoffs, l just want something that looks like the cone buttons found on tempest and missile command.
Anyone know where l can get them for fair price?
Regards,
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Hi guys, l'm looking for 3 atari cone style buttons to use on a project l'm working on. I don't mind if they are knockoffs, l just want something that looks like the cone buttons found on tempest and missile command.
Anyone know where l can get them for fair price?
Regards,
Solid or LED?
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solid
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Arcade Shop has the cones.
Don't know about the buttons though...
http://arcadeshop.com/parts.htm#Buttons (http://arcadeshop.com/parts.htm#Buttons)
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The buttons themselves are notoriously hard to come by. So much so that I have purchased relatively obscure dead early atari titles at auction and sold the start buttons for more than I paid for the machine and then just drilled out the panel for modern start buttons.
I can supply some but I would have to kill a missile command cocktail project in order to do so.
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here is a source for the black buttons:
http://www.flippers.com/catalog/product_info.php/switch-p-2009?osCsid=7e18182a43552cc08db12ae490c7fdaf (http://www.flippers.com/catalog/product_info.php/switch-p-2009?osCsid=7e18182a43552cc08db12ae490c7fdaf)
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Thanks all... wow $15 bucks w/out the cone is just too much for a button.
Guess l'll just go with the new style buttons.
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I picked up 8 NOS black buttons without cones last year off ebay for a little less than $30 shipped. Some day I'll pick up some short silver cones for them. Keep your eyes on ebay and you'll find some...
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I paid too much for mine, but then again in the scope of the entire project is wasn't too bad. I really like them on the CP and that was one thing that I really wanted to have on my machine. Something about that clicking that I really like...
I did manage to burn out the led's in each one and then went on to replace the led's with ones with known specs that have been running well since.