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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: AMDman13 on December 16, 2006, 11:30:11 am
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I'm using the J-Stick for all my dedicated 4-way games. I top mounted this puppy and the problem is it has too long of a throw for most games(At least for me). Is there anyway to shorten or replace it with a shorter stick?
Any thoughts or suggestions would be great!
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I think a J-stick is really made by Sanwa- you might have a look at replacement Sanwa handles.
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1. You can change handle to original Sanwa. Andy has longer handles for wooden panels.
2. Mag-Stik has short throw.
3. Buy UltraStik and made own restrictor.
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Anyone know how short the regular length ball top handle from ultimarc is? I believe the J-Stick is 70mm (at top of the balltop)
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Well Andy just let me know that the T-Stick will not fit the J-Stick base. Also the lengths are the same anyway.. Looks like I'll just live with it.
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Well Andy just let me know that the T-Stick will not fit the J-Stick base. Also the lengths are the same anyway.. Looks like I'll just live with it.
Nope, the T-sticks are a totally different product, from a different manufacturer. You're looking for a Sanwa handle, which Andy does not sell.
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Thanks I emailed Himura to see if they have a Swana stick that will fit JLW J-Stick from Ultimarc.
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Himura? be careful (http://forums.shoryuken.com/showthread.php?t=106688&page=5)
http://www.akihabarashop.com/products.html
but this has be closed for 2 months :P
Japan version JLW has lower handle than J - stick
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Any chance ponyboy can get you what you want?
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Thanks guys. I thought that JLW and J-Stick from Andy were one and the same joystick?
Himura yes, I know I ordered my black ball top from Himura and it took a little over a month to receive, but I got it.
I didn't think that Ponyboy carried Sanwa parts otherwise I would love to order from him.
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Thanks guys. I thought that JLW and J-Stick from Andy were one and the same joystick?
Himura yes, I know I ordered my black ball top from Himura and it took a little over a month to receive, but I got it.
I didn't think that Ponyboy carried Sanwa parts otherwise I would love to order from him.
He definitely carries some Sanwa parts. I currently have an order in with him for Sanwa balltops.
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Thanks guys. I thought that JLW and J-Stick from Andy were one and the same joystick?
J-Stik has base from JLW. Mountplate and handle is different.
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Can anyone confirm that this is the model I need.. Japanese Sanwa JLW-TM-8 – Ą2300?
Thanks for all your help guys
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JLW-TM-8 – Ą2300
yest this model
Seimitsu LS32 is good also
(http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/8468/dsc01628vn9.th.jpg) (http://img223.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc01628vn9.jpg)
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Remember that mountplate in JLW-TM-8 can be different than in J-Stik. In Sanwa catalogue JLW-UM-8 has mountplate identical as J-Stik. JLW-TM-8 mountplate is a bit different.
Maybe for J-Stik ball-top Andy use whole base (base + mountplate) from JLW-UM-8 and mount own handle.
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I'm looking to replace just the stick as my mounting plate is recessed into my CPT and the artwork is already adhered over it. So, in order to replace the mount plate I would have to scrap my CP art. Is the JLW-UM-8 handle any shorter?
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If you want to change handle only then buy JLW-TM-8 and replace hadnle with your J-Stik. JLW-TM-8 handle is shorter than J-Stik.
I wirte about mountplate for info only.
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Sweet! Thanks a bunch... Does anyone know how much shorter this stick is?
Thanks again!
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:D kowal's site again.
http://www.kowal.itcom.pl/ArcadeParts_pliki/JLW.htm
On begining is: Na Ultimarc joystick ten jest dostępny pod nazwą J-stick różni się jednak długością trzonka który ma 72mm podczas gdy wersja katalogowa Sanwy dostępna w Japonii ma 62mm
J-Stik = 72mm
JLW = 62mm
10mm shorter.
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Great! Thanks for all your help! Does the ball top the LB-35 balltop fit the JLW?
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Hehe, yes ;) These are 6mm (screw-thread diameter) balltops. Saimitsu and Sanwa balltops are 6mm, some (battop for example) is 8mm but are sells with 8-to-6mm adaptors, then fit to all balltop joysticks.
LB-35 and all other 35mm balls (Bubble Seimitsu for example) are standard 6mm balls.